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You can use a predefined hatch pattern or solid fill, or you can create your own hatch patterns. Use Predefined Hatch Patterns More than 100 industry-standard hatch patterns are supplied with this program and many more additional hatch patterns are... Read More

You can hatch an area using a predefined hatch pattern, define a simple line pattern using the current linetype (LINETYPE), or create more complex hatch patterns. You can also create a gradient fill that can be used to enhance presentation drawings... Read More

Function Description: The PUBLISHHATCH system variable is used to control whether hatch patterns of DWF or DWFx published is treated as a single object. Type : Integer Saved in : Registry Initial value : 1 Range : 0,1 System Variable Value: 0 : when... Read More

Function Description: The HPDOUBLE system variable is used to specify double hatch patterns for custom defined patterns. Type : Integer Saved in : Not saved Initial value : 0 Range : 0,1 The double hatch pattern specifies a second set of lines drawn... Read More

Function Description: The MIRRHATCH system variable is used to control how MIRROR reflects hatch patterns. Type : Integer Saved in : Drawing Initial value : 0 Range : 0,1 System Variable Value: 0 : keep the same direction with hatch pattern1 : mirror... Read More

Function Description: The HPSPACE system variable is used to set the hatch space for custom hatch patterns. Type : RealSaved in : Not saved Initial value : 1.0000   Read More

  Command name: HATCHTOBACK In order to avoid the filling pattern blocks text, label or other graphics on the drawing, you can set the display order of all the fill patterns after all other objects. Selects all hatches in the drawing, including... Read More

Menu : Express>Draw>Superhatch Command Entry : Superhatch The Superhatch dialog box is displayed Image : Accesses the Select Image dialog box to specify the image for the hatch pattern. Block : Opens the Superhatch_Insert dialog box to specify... Read More

You can select an object to HATCH or fill, or specify an internal point to define a boundary. A hatch boundary or enclosed area can be formed with any combination of objects like LINE , ARC , CIRCLE and polylines (PLINE). Only objects that are in... Read More

In order to speed up performance, the display of certain kinds of objects can be simplified. If you display wide polylines (PLINE) and donuts (DONUT), solid-filled polygons, hatches (HATCH), gradient fills, and TEXT in a simplified form, the display... Read More