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    Quote Originally Posted by dshall View Post
    I thought you could adjust the fill in a room by room basis if needed.
    Do you see anyplace in the dbx to adjust the x or y offsets? I added another example that shows how any single Fill Pattern always lines up regardless of the boundary.
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    Last edited by Joe Carrick; 11-07-2012 at 02:37 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe Carrick View Post
    Do you see anyplace in the dbx to adjust the x or y offsets? I added another example that shows how any single Fill Pattern always lines up regardless of the boundary.
    Will check out in AM, I am flying blind right now.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dshall View Post
    Will check out in AM, I am flying blind right now.
    Hey Scott,

    Did you ever get around to investigating this?
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    I could not figure it out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe Carrick View Post
    I added another example that shows how any single Fill Pattern always lines up regardless of the boundary.
    Nice example.
    I tried it using the room fill tab in all but the room on the right where I used a room polyline. The fill still lines up.

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