I want to shade a cross part in my drawing with diagonal stripes.
For that I choose ‘Supplies/patterns’ ‘Brick Widespread Face’. After filling the affected floor, the adjusted dimensions modified with ‘Width and Peak’ will not be adjusted within the chosen floor. The floor in query remains to be chosen throughout this operation.
This identical motion works if I exploit a colour as an alternative of a sample. It is going to be adjusted from colour A to paint B.
Am I overlooking one thing?
It’s essential to change the scale and paint it after making all of the modifications. Choose the fabric and paint it once more as soon as the modifications are made, or whereas utilizing the Bucket instrument press command and click on the face the place the fabric was utilized, then on the supplies you may change the scale or colour and it’ll change as you edit the fabric.
Thanks in your message. Together with your directions I’ve now discovered why I can’t modify the scale.
It’s essential to additionally select the colour of the airplane to be crammed after selecting the sample.
When you don’t, the Bucket instrument permits you to sample the airplane, however not modify the scale of the sample.
I now perceive why, however with no notification from this system if you happen to solely select a sample, this causes query marks for a consumer.
When you proper click on on the sample in query, then choose ‘“texture” from the menu you’ll open a window that enables texture resizing, orientation, in a context window. It is possible for you to to scale, rotate, skew them as properly.
Altering textures will solely work within the ‘in Mannequin’ assortment or checklist.
Select the home icon to point out the colours and textures that you just use in your mannequin, then modify these.
Thanks all very a lot in your clarification 
I proceed to search out it tough that I first have to alter a colour to regulate the scale of the chosen texture. Anyway, not less than I now know tips on how to apply a shading to a drawing with a cross-section.
