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Re: Concrete Pattern

Postby jolran » Sat Jan 14, 2012 9:39 pm

By CD do you mean Construction Document? Look at the thread at the top of the Layout section.


Yes, I was meaning Construction Document. I see your point, this thread might be heading a bit towards the topic you mention. But I think you Sonder and pbacot has shown some nice workflows.

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Let us say the model helps speed by generating all at once--but when you get to details, my fear is that I might have too much more to deal with than in CAD, time being a factor. The patterns must read in grayscale. You don't have traditional graphic symbols to help if a texture is not explicit. Darker images can cause conflict with text, leaders, and line work. You must draw and texture a 3d object instead of (say, for rebar) a dashed line or a dot.


Is this something that would work? My view of a theoretical workflow would be do sections with TIG's sectioncut. Then use my(upcoming) plugin to do the hatching/details. For ex the insulation you can name desired number of rows in width. And scale it in the other direction.
When done swith over to LO for additional detailing.
Woulden't that be a decent workflow eliminating the need for CAD(of choice)?
The lines renders great when printing from LO. And can be exported or hidden as well..

PS: I'm not trying to promote my plugin, just want some ideas for whats needed in conjuction with LO to satisfy timnors and others request.
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Re: Concrete Pattern

Postby Richard » Tue Jan 31, 2012 2:27 am

Simple hatching work around from that "Australian guy Richard"

http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=33979
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Re: Concrete Pattern

Postby jolran » Tue Jan 31, 2012 9:48 am

Heh :D Yes that's the one I meant.

Thank you Richard.
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Re: Concrete Pattern

Postby Richard » Wed Feb 01, 2012 12:37 am

Cheers mate! I've still got to post a tut on creating gradient fills for LO quickly. I'll try to get that up soon!
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Re: Concrete Pattern

Postby jolran » Thu Feb 02, 2012 3:07 pm

Thank you Richard!
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Re: Concrete Pattern

Postby pyoyoon » Thu May 10, 2012 4:40 am

Sonder wrote:I see, but I think the available texture patterns available in sketchup are far superior to ACAD hatch patterns.

This isn't the greatest example, but gets the point across.


Sonder,
Wow. I like this concrete pattern for member cross-sections.
But I don't have it in the original concrete textures.
Where can I get the texture?
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