Hi Paulo, I'm not quite sure what you mean. If you are wanting to add variety to a vector based fill, this isn't possible. However, you can overlay multiple fills. So you might add a gradient fill over a vector fill. Otherwise, you might want to check out the new curtain wall tool as this could create what you are after in 3D.
Hi Reem. Yes this is a fill. A Surface Texture (in ArchiCAD) is used for photo-rendering (and visualisation in Open GL 3D window) a fill can be used for either sections, elevations, floor plans, details or internal elevations (as is the case in this instance) An ArchiCAD Surface often also has an associated Fill so that it can be viewed in either 3D or 2D
![Archicad - How to make custom pattern fill [custom pattern with the fill tool]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/GktmwvuN0zs/mqdefault.jpg)
How can I run this type of frame with different tones in each part
Hi Paulo, I'm not quite sure what you mean. If you are wanting to add variety to a vector based fill, this isn't possible. However, you can overlay multiple fills. So you might add a gradient fill over a vector fill. Otherwise, you might want to check out the new curtain wall tool as this could create what you are after in 3D.
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had not thought of using the curtain wall tool, I will test to see and return
If the Herringbone pattern has a 30x7 cm it doesn't work, because it doesn't repeat evenly.
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But this is not a material, right?.. It's only a fill for section or elevation
Hi Reem. Yes this is a fill. A Surface Texture (in ArchiCAD) is used for photo-rendering (and visualisation in Open GL 3D window) a fill can be used for either sections, elevations, floor plans, details or internal elevations (as is the case in this instance) An ArchiCAD Surface often also has an associated Fill so that it can be viewed in either 3D or 2D