tchomes 4 Posted April 6 I am needing to add brick inlay boarder and strips in a sidewalk for a customer. Normally in Texas, everything is flat and I just create a molding polyline on the sidewalk and that takes care of it. This customer is building with a little bit of terrain and wants an exposed porch, so the sidewalk doesn't lay flat... I'm sure some of you have figured this out, so I am all ears! Let me know your tricks. Attached is my polyline trick, which doesn't follow the terrain like my sidewalk does. I'm moving on to some other items on my clients list and will check back in when you all have solved my dilemna. Thanks in advance for being super smart! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
rlackore 417 Posted April 6 You can use a Road with a 0"-height flat curb profile (width as desired), then assign the brick texture to the curb. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
GeneDavis 156 Posted April 6 And the cross-bands? Would they be 11" sections of road? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
tchomes 4 Posted April 6 Thanks for both of your ingenious ideas! I used the polyline as a road perimeter with a curb. I had to set the curb 1" tall for it to show all the brick as it appeared the terrain was cutting the curb otherwise. I used the road marking for the cross bands. In hindsight, I may could have used the road again, as the road marking you can't set the defualt height and it creates a little bit of a "toe trip hazard", but for my CD's, it won't be noticeable. Thanks again for your creativity! I knew I could count on Chief Talk. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
rlackore 417 Posted April 7 16 hours ago, GeneDavis said: And the cross-bands? Would they be 11" sections of road? The OP answered your question: 14 hours ago, tchomes said: I used the road marking for the cross bands. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
