Hatch
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Printed Date: 15.May.2026 at 09:34
Topic: Hatch
Posted By: luisfernandez
Subject: Hatch
Date Posted: 26.Sep.2019 at 00:19
| IM trying to hatch a wall, vertical and already did the horizontal with angle 45, which angle you use for the vertical ection of the wall to be horizontal ansi 31 |
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Posted By: John Connor
Date Posted: 26.Sep.2019 at 13:32
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Why are hatching a wall (architctural) with a hatch pattern more associated with metal? What kind of wall is it? Concrete? Brick? ------------- "Humans have a strength that cannot be measured. This is John Connor. If you are reading this, you are the resistance." <<AutoCAD 2015>> |
Posted By: Kent Cooper
Date Posted: 27.Sep.2019 at 18:23
The ANSI31 pattern draws its lines at a "native" angle of 45 degrees, so if you want them horizontal, use the pattern at a rotation of 135 or 315 degrees. But better yet, don't use ANSI31! Use the User-defined option. Then you can just tell it directly not only what direction you want the lines to run, but also how far apart -- no need to figure out a scale to apply to an ANSI31 Hatch to get the line spacing you want.
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luisfernandez wrote:Posted By: luisfernandez
Date Posted: 27.Sep.2019 at 23:38
| Thanks for responding, I already took care , concrete walls and I use 135 degrees, and the lines were horizontal in the vertical wall |