Starting point of 2D-fills in elevations
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‎2017-03-30
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Gordana Radonic
‎2017-03-30
08:44 AM
Is it possible to do that?
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‎2017-03-30 09:59 AM
‎2017-03-30
09:59 AM
If the hatch is defined in a surface material used on an element then in the 3D window you can use the "Align 3D texture" command (Design menu).
If the hatch is on a surface material used in an object then you can control it in the script of that object (COOR command).
Barry.
If the hatch is on a surface material used in an object then you can control it in the script of that object (COOR command).
Barry.
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‎2017-03-30 01:56 PM
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Barry wrote:Thanks! I haven't thought that. Of course it follows the 3d-texture.
If the hatch is defined in a surface material used on an element then in the 3D window you can use the "Align 3D texture" command (Design menu).
If the hatch is on a surface material used in an object then you can control it in the script of that object (COOR command).
Barry.