I've read through all the fire rating plan discussions (https://www.revitforum.org/architect...alls-plan.html among others) but am stumped on 2 things, probably because I'm just thinking too hard about it...
A lot of our LS plans end up being plotted at 1/16", 3/32" or smaller. At those scales the fill patterns in the walls become difficult to read (so people say, I've offered to buy them a magnifying glass...) and in typical fashion I'm losing the inter-office argument about it. So - when the LS plans end up at a small scale like that how have people been handling it?
Also - when creating a fill pattern for this purpose I know they are a bunch of lines spaced closely together but I'm having issues getting everything to play nicely. What is the general spacing of lines to create a 'solid'? And are the patterns best made at 1:1 scale or something else?
Thanks!
:beer:
A lot of our LS plans end up being plotted at 1/16", 3/32" or smaller. At those scales the fill patterns in the walls become difficult to read (so people say, I've offered to buy them a magnifying glass...) and in typical fashion I'm losing the inter-office argument about it. So - when the LS plans end up at a small scale like that how have people been handling it?
Also - when creating a fill pattern for this purpose I know they are a bunch of lines spaced closely together but I'm having issues getting everything to play nicely. What is the general spacing of lines to create a 'solid'? And are the patterns best made at 1:1 scale or something else?
Thanks!
:beer:
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