Board And Batten Hatch Pattern For Autocad
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The trick I use for this, and also for standing seam metal roofing, is to create a hatch of the area using the Line hatch pattern. If you wanted the board width of the siding pattern to be 8' then use 8 x 32 =256 as the hatch scale. Set the hatch angle to make the lines run vertically. After you have hatched the area, copy that hatch to itself so that there are two hatch patterns, one over top of the other. Now, in the Hatch menu, click on Origin. Back on the hatch pattern, click where you want the batten line to be offset from the board line; say 1 1/2' over.
Now, click on the hatch pattern. What you should find is that one of the double hatch patterns has shifted over so that the pattern is offset from the first pattern by the dimension of the batten width. The end result should be a wide board and then a narrow board, giving you the board-and-batten look.
Ok, i'm looking at creating a simple Board & Batten hatch patern on my walls for elevation purposes. Now though the only solution that has been posted was to add a surface poly, trace out the openings (not posible when window trim is complex (ie: cheesy victorian) and then apply a associative hatch. Ok now, i've been using Autocad since DOS, and I might as well draw my elevation in 2D since it would be less painfull (select a bounded region and remove island.voila it's done in ACad). Someone tell me there is a better way or will there at least eventually be, if not I will buy Archicad Start edition I guess. Just started on my own and trying to figure out what software to migrate towards. Thanks for any insight. Thanks Archoncad, so I now hatched my elevations but when I use the same method on my pretty perspective views of my model It does not give an acceptable result (ie: hatch is not rendered/tapered to follow perspective) Side note; have you seen Archicad how you can apply a hatch with a color hue or even a wood pattern behind it right in the walls creation dialog box?
That's what i'd like to do with Vectorworks. Are you aware if Vectorworks will add this maybe in a future version?
It's kind of important to be able to freely design and create new innovative bldg cladding.like some blue'ish Zinc fish scales as an example. Hi Robert, I have renderworks but the only adjustable parameters for walls are image maps that I can adjust hue, reflection, refraction, transparency etc (basically Photoshop stuff). Besides, there isn't a Board & Batten siding texture pattern available with the program, and if there was I'd probably want to modify the vertical line spacing because I usually design Board & Batten with an alternating space pattern to make things more interesting.(ex:6' board then 8' then a 4') I don't like chasing bitmaps or jpeg's of what I'm trying to create as a bldg cladding pattern, it's much more convenient to simply be able to draw it.but not one line at a time. In addition, when I do construction plans they are black and white line drawings for the workers on site (imagine the cost of printing colored images). I guess what I'm trying to say is that most architects will want to create custom surfaces using a combination of a customizable vectorial hatch in conjunction with a texture.
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