If you use the 'BH' command, it will pop up the Hatch and Gradient window.
At the bottom of this window, you will see 'Hatch origin' where you can
specify your origin there byt clicking a location near the area you want to
hatch. There's always 3 or 4 ways to accomplish the same thing. Just giving
you one more.
Rick
"Larry Bettes"
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Actually, SNAPBASE is the old workaround. They added the ability to specify
the generation origin of each hatch object individually. Use HATCHEDIT.
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Larry Bettes
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(all 2007 with all SPs installed)
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"pluton" wrote in message
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yeah.
SNAPBASE
"Jeff Mishler" wrote in message
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Yep, but the solution is to change the hatch origin to be closer to the
hatch. There was another post about this 2 days ago that has specific
directions.
wrote in message news:5434191@discussion.autodesk.com...
Is anyone having trouble with there gravel hatch not looking right?
Thanks,
Rick
coauthor Mastering Civil 3D 2012
I blog at http://simplycivil3d.wordpress.com
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