split face block surface?

[Saxon Sigerson]

Yo folks,  I am looking to create or get a surface for split face block  8  8 16?

Thoughts or sources?

Saxon

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[Dave Piches]

Thanks Steve - that’s just what I was needing.

How about you and your wife write a short few sentences describing the scope of services you are seeking from an architect.

Then I will follow with a proposal - outlining what I will produce and probable costs.

Dave Piches

dpi...@surewest.net

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[Jacek Lisiewicz]

Take a photo of a split face block you like, save as .jpg and load it into your library under Surfaces. Use your block type under -Fill Types; Running, stacked or ..? Combine the two in your new wall settings. You may need to tweak the vectorial scale a bit. Alternately check BIMobjects for patterns.

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[Dave Piches]

Sorry - this message was meant for another - I’m getting used to a new email program and it’s playing tricks on me.

Thanks Steve - that’s just what I was needing.

How about you and your wife write a short few sentences describing the scope of services you are seeking from an architect.

Then I will follow with a proposal - outlining what I will produce and probable costs.

Dave Piches

dpi...@surewest.net

On Sep 7, 2017, at 4:14 PM, Saxon Sigerson <sa...@sigersonarchitects.com> wrote:

[Saxon Sigerson]

I am part of a team having to use their autocad title block,  I can place the external drawing but can’t get the line weights right as they all come in hairline.

Has anyone used the ctb pen weight file from autocad?

I have not done a pen conversion translator because it seems quicker to copy past their title block and massage the line weights.

How do any of you do this?

cheers