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Tutorial : How to use Hatch command In this tutorial you will learn, how to use Hatch command.
CADIN360.COM LEARNING TUTORIALS Let’s learn how to use Hatch command. In AutoCAD Hatch command is used to create a pattern in closed area to highlight it. A hatch object displays a standard pattern of lines and dots used to highlight an area, or to identify a material, such as steel or concrete. It can also display a solid fill or a gradient fill. To learn, how to use Hatch command follow below mentioned steps. 1. Now, click on the Hatch command in Draw panel under Home tab.
You can also activate Hatch command by entering HATCH or H at the Command line. Another method to select the Hatch command is also available. You can select the Hatch command from Menu Bar > Draw > Hatch. You can also find Hatch command in Draw toolbar of the AutoCAD classic workspace.
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CADIN360.COM LEARNING TUTORIALS 2. Hatch commands fills an enclosed area or selected objects with a hatch pattern or fill.
3. Then, pick internal point in an area that is enclosed by objects.
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CADIN360.COM LEARNING TUTORIALS You can choose from several methods to specify the boundaries of a hatch. Specify a point in an area that is enclosed by objects. Select objects that enclose an area. Drag a hatch pattern into an enclosed area from a tool palette or Design Center. 4. Similarly, pick internal point.
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CADIN360.COM LEARNING TUTORIALS 5. Next, click on the ANSI31 pattern for hatching.
6. Next, specify 6 in Hatch Pattern Scale input box.
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CADIN360.COM LEARNING TUTORIALS 7. Next, press Enter to accept the current input.
8. Again, press Enter to exit the Hatch command.
You can also use Spacebar in place of Enter key.
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CADIN360.COM LEARNING TUTORIALS 9. Observe that, hatch pattern is created by using the Hatch command.
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