CAD Forum - CAD/BIM Library of free blocks - concrete hatch p - free CAD blocks and symbols (DWG+RFA+IPT, 3D/2D) by CAD Studio. I hope that you noticed something in my previous blog post about fixing holes in hatches that didn't have anything to do with that topic. In fact, this is a very.

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When using concrete hatch in Model space (Autocad 2002) in some drawings the small triangles formed as part of the concrete hatch don't join up correctly. So you end up with what looks like dashed lines going in every direction. I was talking to a workmate & he also mentioned he has this problem as well, his solutiuon is to take the object to be hatched into a seperate drawing that dosen't have this problem, hatch it & reinsert to his working drawing, which works quite well but I would like to clarify this problem as a opposed to avoiding it.

Any help or ideas would be great. Hi, The problem is a result of inadequate numerical precision in the pattern specification showing up at locations remote from the hatching origin. The pattern works fine up close to the hatching origin, which is why moving SNAPBASE or the UCS closer to the hatched area helps - fewer repetitions of the hatch pattern occur between the origin and the viewed pattern portion. Most hatch patterns lose registration on very extended repetition, some faster than others. Qhsusb_dload Driver Samsung Galaxy S2. You can also fix the problem with a more precisely specified hatch pattern as an alternative to adjusting drawing limits or moving SNAPBASE to and fro. Further information on this subject can be found here - Advertisement material *removed*, for further information please refer to the following - Do not post advertising or self promotional material or links to them to the Forum. We realize that there is a gray area where it may be necessary to do so to provide technical solutions.