How do i make a gradient fill in Archicad 11?????
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‎2008-09-29 10:29 AM
‎2008-09-29
10:29 AM
i have archicad 11 and it doesn't have many fill types in it. i was wondering how to create a gradient fill with two solid colours.
thanks!
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‎2008-09-29 05:21 PM
‎2008-09-29
05:21 PM
Have you tried the Reference Guide???
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AC27 US (5003) on Mac OS Ventura 13.6.2
Started on AC4.0 in 91/92/93; full-time user since AC8.1 in 2004
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‎2008-09-30 12:52 AM
‎2008-09-30
12:52 AM
well i got one step further....
my problem now is that when i go to the attribute manager and under the fills tab a liner and radial fill type appears. However, when i click on the fill tool to use and the settings window pops up, these two fill types arn't listed.
So how do i get a fill type that shows up in the attribute manager to become a useable fill type?
many thanks
my problem now is that when i go to the attribute manager and under the fills tab a liner and radial fill type appears. However, when i click on the fill tool to use and the settings window pops up, these two fill types arn't listed.
So how do i get a fill type that shows up in the attribute manager to become a useable fill type?
many thanks

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‎2008-09-30 12:57 AM
‎2008-09-30
12:57 AM
It depends on what you want to use the fill for...when you define a fill, you are given 3 options: Drafting Fills, Cover Fills, and Cut Fills -- this determines which fills are available in the different dialog boxes. Gradient Fills are Drafting Fills and can be created with the Fill Tool only.
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‎2008-09-30 01:51 AM
‎2008-09-30
01:51 AM
Thanks very much, i have worked it all out now!