Hello everyone!
I would like to produce a detail on an angle of a ventilated facade and i use the Batting annotation for the insulation... but I don't find how can i do that without the overlapping (because no 90° angle) that figure on the two screenshots.
Have anybody allready a solution for that? Maybe must i do that with an other tool or technik!?
I allready thank's you for your advises.
For me, i don't use the squiggly line convention, for batt, anymore.
I just do a fill like this..
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Here's what we use specifically...
Yes i had to that allready thinking but i'don't really now how it work...
Did you know how can i learn to do that correctly? (video or link on page)
Must i use a Fill Area or something else?
Your section look well dude and this is exactly the result that i searching for.
You're right witth Bonsai the industrie can really change of direction.
This tutorial might help...
Thank you... but i know this tuto and i have allready working on the css's styles to understand how it work's.
The question is... Wich IFC Object or Type are you using to apply the Pattern's? Is it possible to apply that just on a surface?
For insulation -> IFC Covering ... or just a surface on wich you set the Hatches... or something else ?
There's a myriad of ways you can do it.
I like to apply the css rule to the material category.
Here's our template, if you want to play around with it.
Big thank's for this answer!
I will/need to play with this bagage and further comming back with hopefully a great section detail like your's.
I really appreciate your involvement on this subject.
Hello Theoryshaw
I have two questions about the material category?
Do you have an image of how and where you set this because I can't find these lines in the default css file?
And what type of IFC object do you use to apply an IFC material that allows you to enter a category?
Thank you in advance for your clarification.
Do you have an image of how and where you set this because I can't find these lines in the default css file?
They are not in the out-of-the-box default.css.
I added a rule like this to the default.css.
Also, added this pattern to the default patterns.svg file.
And what type of IFC object do you use to apply an IFC material that allows you to enter a category?
The object can been any ifc class you want, as long as the material, with the proper material category, is applied to the object.
Also, just so you know, there's currently a bug in this department that might cause some problems...
Hey!
Thank you for your advices.
Tomorrow i wll given Tries with that.
I weel see if i can with that... reaching my goal.
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