Thanks, Paul Turvill for providing access to GETPAT.LSP file, You can find more free LISP routines on his website Ī big thanks to Cooper Francis for providing us access to this modified routine, you can get many free and premium Autodesk tools on his website Paracadd.From autocad - scale if required but it's aprox 3mm at scale 1 If that’s the case with you too then use this modified routine, all the steps are exactly the same you just need to close your older session of AutoCAD and start a fresh one to use it. Lava-Louças Brastemp BLF10BR 10 Serviços com Ciclo Pesado – Inox Model pattern - Vertical lattice - Very common in New England! 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.

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