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AutoCAD 2021: How to create boundaries for multiple hatches in one go?

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JamaL9722060
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AutoCAD 2021: How to create boundaries for multiple hatches in one go?

AutoCAD 2021: How to create boundaries for multiple hatches in one go?

 

I couldn’t figure out if there is a tool that can create boundaries for multiple hatches in one go

 

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Jamal Numan
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cadffm
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Select them and start the command..

_hatchgenerateboundary

 

Sebastian

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rkmcswain
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JamaL9722060
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Thank you guys for the help. Great that this tool is available out of the box!

 

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Jamal Numan
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harryW4VU6
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Is there any way to make the generated boundary associated to the hatch?
I need to use the stretch command to edit multiple hatches so they need an associated boundary.

 

Any help is appreciated.

 

Thanks

H

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Kent1Cooper
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@harryW4VU6 wrote:

Is there any way to make the generated boundary associated to the hatch?
I need to use the stretch command to edit multiple hatches so they need an associated boundary.

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Does it need to be STRETCH specifically?  Can you select the Hatches and their boundary objects collectively, and then use grip-editing, which will work on them together even if they're not associated?

 

But to answer your question -- I don't know of a way.  It doesn't look hopeful, as Help for HATCHGENERATEBOUNDARY is explicit about it:

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and doesn't offer any option about that.

 

But it should be possible to come up with a routine that would do that, take information from the Hatch pattern, delete it, and make a new one, this time Associative with the boundary.  Would that serve your purpose?

Kent Cooper, AIA

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