WORLD = "to scale" (for example, brick coursing or ceiling grid) The linear distances of the vectors can be: For simple hatches, OFFSET angle = REPEAT angle + 90 degrees, in which case OFFSET distance has the same meaning as in the Offset tool. OFFSET vector = angle and distance from any point on a line to the equivalent point on the next parallel line. For a solid line, DASH FACTOR and REPEAT distance can both be set to 1.ģ. DASH FACTOR is applied to REPEAT distance, so the length of a dash = DASH FACTOR x REPEAT. REPEAT vector = angle of the line itself, and distance along the line itself from the start of a dash to the start of the next dash. For a simple one-Level Hatch, or a two-Level cross-hatch, this vector can be set to 0,0.Ģ. START POINT vector = angle and distance from the Origin to the start point of a dash. color & lineweight attributes the same as for any line in VW,ġ. The Levels are related to each other by a common Origin. Each Level consists of an array of identical and equally spaced parallel lines. Then click "Edit", and the Edit Hatch window pops up.Ī Hatch consists of one or more "Levels".
Click "New" (or select an existing hatch that's similar to what you want) and then click "Duplicate". If you want to create your own hatches, you can open the hatch editing window by clicking on the word "Hatch." at the bottom of that list of hatches in the attributes palette.
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