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Rubia Torres
No thats not the answer.
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Mario wrote:You don't give him much to go on. This is the second time today I've seen you ask that question and I still have no idea what you are trying to do.
No thats not the answer.
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Mario wrote:It might be easier to understand if you could spell.
No thats not the answer.
Read carefully
O.k.
First look at the pic. I posted previously.
There you see 2 very known fills, thermoisolation (green) and parquet (orange). This drawing is crated in Autocad and its a cutaway of a RC slab with fills that come above the RC core.
If I was to have a slab like this one in AC, yes, I would go to Options>ElementAttributes>Composites and then define my own material, skins, their thickness...Theres no problem here
But since there are no such patterns (thermoisolation, parquete...) in AC, I decided to go and make my own. So I read the manual
and started drawing my custom pattern ( eg. Thermoisolation) that I would apply to one of the skins in my composite slab.
When I was finished I selected the pattern, hit copy, went to fill types, new, selected symbol fill, then pasted the pattern I draw previously.
Thers no problem here.
The problem is that the pattern I draw is never alinged inside its skin.
Look at the pic. attached.
You see a cut thru an RC slab. On the right you see the fill I created so that it matches the layer thickness ( 5cm) in the slab.
The pattern is seamless but how to put it in the right position? Look at the blue cross
First look at the pic. I posted previously.
There you see 2 very known fills, thermoisolation (green) and parquet (orange). This drawing is crated in Autocad and its a cutaway of a RC slab with fills that come above the RC core.
If I was to have a slab like this one in AC, yes, I would go to Options>ElementAttributes>Composites and then define my own material, skins, their thickness...Theres no problem here
But since there are no such patterns (thermoisolation, parquete...) in AC, I decided to go and make my own. So I read the manual
and started drawing my custom pattern ( eg. Thermoisolation) that I would apply to one of the skins in my composite slab.When I was finished I selected the pattern, hit copy, went to fill types, new, selected symbol fill, then pasted the pattern I draw previously.
Thers no problem here.
The problem is that the pattern I draw is never alinged inside its skin.
Look at the pic. attached.
You see a cut thru an RC slab. On the right you see the fill I created so that it matches the layer thickness ( 5cm) in the slab.
The pattern is seamless but how to put it in the right position? Look at the blue cross
Mario wrote:so clever!
No thats not the answer.
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xristina wrote:Yes it is, and you could post more clever comments that would help others and not waste their time with stupid comments like yours:)Mario wrote:so clever!
No thats not the answer.
Read carefully
So if you can help, please do so, otherwise dont post here couse I dont want this thread to turn into something not helpfull for me and others users.
Hope this wasnt waste of your time
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