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‎2013-10-25
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‎2013-10-25 05:21 PM
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‎2013-10-25 07:02 PM
Why don't you apply a Surface with a vectorial hatch and make it visible in your Sections/Elevations instead?
So that you don't need to "draft" the fill?
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‎2013-10-25 07:12 PM
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‎2013-10-25 08:46 PM
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‎2013-10-25 08:51 PM
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‎2013-10-25 08:57 PM
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‎2013-11-01 07:46 AM
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After you place the initial fill, select that fill and then with the space bar held down and the fill tool selected, click on the window edge and it should cut a hole around it. You probably knew that.
Slabs, Mesh, and Zones work the same way, even though you can make lines a zone boundary it does not recognize them.
I know what you mean about how it should work. I am not sure it works that way anymore. ? Didn't there used to be a line setting for border or boundary too?
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‎2013-11-01 09:55 PM