2024-04-26
04:24 AM
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2024-05-02
05:49 AM
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Laszlo Nagy
Hi there. How can I change a double brick veneer wall to a black solid veneer wall in my floor plan?
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2024-04-26 06:39 AM
What do you mean by the pen set colour? Do you mean the fill tool? If so, It takes me a while to outline the walls and then fill them in with a black color.
2024-04-26
07:41 AM
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2024-05-02
05:50 AM
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Laszlo Nagy
Hi mths, thanks for sending this link but this does not answer my question. The question is how to change the double brick hatch to solid black in the floor plan? IIt should be displayed as a black solid outline.. Looks like this screenshot
2024-04-26 07:44 AM
I found a resolution, but when I return to the floor plan, it resets.
2024-04-26 08:05 AM
The Graphic Override combination is saved with the view settings.
So make sure your GO combination uses the correct rules and then make sure the view has the correct GO combination.
You can save two views, one with the black fill override and one normal.
Then you just place the view you need on the layout you want to publish.
Barry.
2024-04-26
08:09 AM
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2024-05-02
05:50 AM
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Laszlo Nagy
You can have as many pen sets as you want.
Again, the pen set used is saved with the view.
So have one view with a standard colour pen set, and another with black and white pens.
The pens use for the wall skins need to be black and the pen used for the cavity needs to be white.
Barry.
2024-04-26 09:22 AM - edited 2024-04-26 09:23 AM
Thanks, Barry. I'm still not sure how to use this tool to black the walls. I've been working around the drawings but not working.
2024-04-26 09:52 AM
The method @Barry Kelly has recommended is the best method for creating plan views that might be shown to stake holders and not to builder's alone. So GOR’s is the preferred method. Keep the brick hatching on for the main model and use GOR’s like Barry has shown you above.
If you edit the composite wall fills to solid black in the composite dialogue they will remain as is. To get around this you could create another composite wall by duplicating the one you have and give it a different name and edit the brick wall fills to solid black.
I have never needed to use GOR’s because I haven’t taken the time to learn how to use them correctly but I will get around to it by learning from this thread hopefully lol.
Have Fun learning !
2024-04-26
10:06 AM
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2024-05-02
05:48 AM
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Laszlo Nagy
I don't know how to fill a wall with black color. When I select black color option from pens and colours, nothing happens. Can you please guide me on how to fill the wall with black color?
2024-04-26 10:19 AM - edited 2024-04-26 10:23 AM
Sorry, I wasn't really clear on what to do.
You still need to use a graphic override, but one that just changes the fill type to solid.
Then change the pen set you are using.
If the cavity building material has a coloured pen - you need to make that white in the new pen set.
Otherwise if you change the building material so the cavity has a white fill (I would do that) then you leave that white pen as white in the new pen set.
So the GO will change all of the fills to solid.
Then the pen set will change the pens to black.
The GO also changes the cavity to a solid fill, but because the pen is whit, you won't see it print.
Barry.
2024-04-26
10:37 AM
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2024-05-02
05:48 AM
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Laszlo Nagy
Thanks Barry for explaining. "I have followed all the steps you suggested, but the walls are still appearing as dark gray not black.