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    Filled region visibility

    Hello guys, boys and gentleman. Today i am wondering and i would like to change visibility of filled regions compared zoomed in or zoomed out, in pictures u will see what i mean. Hardly visible is zoomed out. How to change it visible so it would be as surface patterns in or out zoomed? RAC2011
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    Last edited by bangobeat; May 13, 2011, 09:34 AM.
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    Make it part of the floor slab instead (Slab Edge with offset)
    Klaus Munkholm
    "Do. Or do not. There is no try."

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      #3
      Or possiably use a model hatch.
      -Alex Cunningham

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        #4
        Most of the patterns are drafting, model patterns only few, how to copy all from draft to model? should i import 1 by 1?

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          #5
          Also check the drafting pattern orientation. I've found that some of the orientation settings cause it to greyscale like this and others keep it bold. I can't remember which works best for which situations but I'd suggest playing around with that. (ie: Keep Readable, Orient to View, Orient to Object)
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            #6
            Originally posted by Munkholm View Post
            Make it part of the floor slab instead (Slab Edge with offset)
            I wish, one part of slab edge joined floor, another "Can't cut joined element." so im using regions in section..

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              #7
              Originally posted by bangobeat View Post
              I wish, one part of slab edge joined floor, another "Can't cut joined element." so im using regions in section..
              You don´t need to cut anything.... create the profile for the "Slab Edge" that you need, place it, center it, and make sure that the Slab and Slab Edge material is the same...

              See the attached :beer:
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              Klaus Munkholm
              "Do. Or do not. There is no try."

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                #8
                Yeah, left slab edge joined without problem, right one doesnt..
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