The Most Believable Architectural Stone Veneer. For over 45 years our artisans have been hand crafting authentic products that not only elevate quality and design, but also attainability. The classic elegance and intricate detail of small stones. Select the desired pattern file (PAT), and click Open. See Custom Pattern Files for information on creating a custom pattern (PAT) file. Note Default Revit Architecture fill patterns are stored in the revit.pat and revit metric.pat files in the Revit Architecture program group Data directory. The free PAT files are Autodesk Revit Architecture compatible The CAD library includes free Autodesk Revit wood pattern files, free stone hatches, brick hatch patterns, geometric patterns and many scales of each design. Wood CAD Hatch Patterns.

To make our drawings to look the way we want, we use fill patterns. For material surface patterns or filled regions we need to have the fill patterns loaded in our models.

If the desired fill pattern is not there, we can create custom fill pattern based on the standard rules available inside Revit environment. You can check HERE how to do that.

Of course sometimes the rules avaialbe inside Revit are not enough to achieve some sort of complex pattern. If this is the case you need to dig deeper. You will need to create custom *PAT file wich can be later imported inside Revit in order to control Revit fill pattern. About *PAT file logic and creation you could visit THIS page.

If you check the info page about creating *PAT files, you will see that this task is not easy and simple. To save time and efford, we use pyRevit add-in for Revit. You can download the add-in from HERE. It is free but feel free to support pyRevit project HERE. You need to draw only the repeating pattern with detail lines. Then with two clicks you need to define the boundaries and you are done. The result is fill pattern loaded in your model. You could also create automatically fill pattern or export *PAT file.

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model pattern - houndstooth checkers
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This is a pretty simple (but too complicated to do within Revit) model fill pattern I made to use to show a walk-on IMP ceiling in a reflected ceiling plan. The panel size is 3'-6' by 10'-6'
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model pattern - lattice
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model pattern - lattice
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model pattern - lattice - right angles
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model pattern - Vertical lattice - Very common in New England!
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model pattern - Outer Finish Stone Veneer on Wood Stud wall
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model pattern - log ends
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model pattern - mediterranean brick pavers
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model pattern - melbury house parquetry
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model pattern - mesh
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model pattern - METAL ROOF STANDING SEAM WITH WIDE EDGE
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A pattern of cut stone with courses of alternating height, derived from Carl Friedrich Schinkel's neo-classical designs. Here's an entry on the ancient Roman equivalent and its use in neo-classical works: opus pseudisodomum: Ashlar with the stone blocks of each course alike, but differing from the stones of other courses in height, length, or thickness, so that while continuous horizontal joints were maintained they varied in height, resulting in masonry laid in regular courses of alternating broad and narrow bands. Alexander ‘Greek’ Thomson used pseudisodomic masonry at the Caledonia Road Church, Glasgow (1856), with the narrow bands projecting slightly from the face of the wider bands, emphasizing the horizontal qualities of the building. © A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture 2000, originally published by Oxford University Press 2000.
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model pattern - naturstein hatch
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model pattern - Naturstein 01 hathc
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model pattern - octagon and square paver pattern
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The PAT file is made with ReveitHatchBuilder a free program for creating PAT files Found here underlayer material Masonry.Stone.Limestone.Rustic
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This was created with an excel file that generates a .pat file for a number of different patterns with variable parameters - hexagon, brick, herringbone, tile, planking. You can get the excel file here: enjoy!
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model pattern - rubblework, tile
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model pattern - Pavers
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model pattern - Pavers
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model pattern - Pavers
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model pattern - Pavers
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model pattern - pebble pattern
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This is a Model pattern for 12' and 8' tile in a Pinwheel pattern.
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drafting pattern - Vertical Plywood drafting pattern
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there it is
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