Vectorial fill patterns
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2003-12-11 03:10 AM
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2003-12-11 10:03 AM
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jdrulon wrote:You have to use the Attribute Manager (in the options menu), then open an Archicad file containing the fills you want and append them to your current project.
Is there a way to import vectorial fills?

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2003-12-12 02:54 AM
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Another possibility is simply to paste an item containing the desired vectorial fill.
Miquel
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2003-12-12 05:21 AM
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05:21 AM
Both suggestions will do the job... Though, Attribute Manager allows you to better control the actual "insertion placement" (index order) of the Fill Types - Good for us "anal retentive" types.
David Larrew, AIA, GDLA, GSRC
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2003-12-13 04:40 PM
2003-12-13
04:40 PM
David wrote:Yes, but I would like that Attribute Manager allows me to change the index number of any attribute. Somebody knows how to do it?
Both suggestions will do the job... Though, Attribute Manager allows you to better control the actual "insertion placement" (index order) of the Fill Types - Good for us "anal retentive" types.
I have used a workaround consisting in clearing some of the attributes and importing again from a template with correct (for me) indexes, but it is a hard method.
Miquel
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2003-12-16 10:12 PM
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10:12 PM
Speaking of vectorial fills, Is there any way to explode vectorial fills into lines? I havent found how.

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2003-12-16 11:54 PM
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jocontreras wrote:I think this is only possible in PlotMaker. (Then copy/paste back to ArchiCAD.)
Speaking of vectorial fills, Is there any way to explode vectorial fills into lines? I havent found how.