Is there a way to combine two existing vectorial fills into one new fill?

[Kelly at Kanvi Homes]

Is there a way to combine two existing vectorial fills into one new fill?

For example, a concrete fill combined with a parallel line fill?

Or would I have to create a new fill from scratch?

Thanks in advance...

[Eduardo Rolon · Accepted solution]

Not besides placing one on top of the other with the background pen for the one on top set to transparent. 

[Kelly at Kanvi Homes]

Thanks, that's what I'm already doing. I'll just create a new fill from scratch

[William Yan]

I use autocad to export a dwg file which has this reinforced concrete hatch into Archicad.  It become a new fill type. And copy this new fill type to my template.

[Patrick Hayes]

Hey Kelly,

I believe you can only create a "Symbol fill". Archicad seems to have hardwired Vectorial fills which can only be duplicated and then stretched / adjusted, but not created from scratch.  You could dig around some of the other language version templates and there might be the fill in there as a vectorial fill... bit of a long shot though and easy to create a new symbol Fill

[Kelly at Kanvi Homes]

Thanks everyone, I created a few new symbol fills to go with my graphic override, and now my stepped walkout foundation walls have different fills based on their home offset distance. No more drawing a fill on top of a wall to achieve the same thing!

[Kelly at Kanvi Homes]

Thanks, but I haven't touched autocad in 20 years and avoid it at all costs!