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Cannot trim hatch

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Message 1 of 12
dvrVSNMW
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Cannot trim hatch

Hello,

 

I cannot trim a hatch. Is there a way to trim this hatch ?

 

I attached a screenshot. 

 

If you need more info pls ask.

 

Thx.

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Message 2 of 12
vinodkl
in reply to: dvrVSNMW

Hi,

 

Check if the elevation of hatch and the line is zero.

Also check this: Click Here 

 

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Message 3 of 12
dvrVSNMW
in reply to: vinodkl

Hey, thx for the reply. 

 

Elevations or Z-coordinates are all "zero"

Message 4 of 12
vinodkl
in reply to: dvrVSNMW

Have you checked the link provided above.

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Message 5 of 12
dvrVSNMW
in reply to: vinodkl

Now I have yes. No solution there. 

 

I have made a new screenshot. The hatch has a circle in it, maybe this is not a normal hatch... ?

(for now I just have moved all the point from above to the line I wanted to trim on. So I fixed it the hard way.)

Message 6 of 12
vinodkl
in reply to: dvrVSNMW

You can share the drawing so that we can help you out with the problem.

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Message 7 of 12
dvrVSNMW
in reply to: vinodkl

Drawing in attachement...

Message 8 of 12
cadffm
in reply to: dvrVSNMW

Because the outline is garbage,
therefore the hatching has no calculated area value (see CTRL + 1)

 

191016-2.JPG

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Message 9 of 12
vinodkl
in reply to: dvrVSNMW

What @cadffm is telling is right.

A workaround would be to right click on the hatch and select generate boundary which would generate a boundary around the hatch. Now delete the hatch a recreate the hatch again. Now this hatch can be trimmed.

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Message 10 of 12
dvrVSNMW
in reply to: vinodkl

Yeah, hatch is ****ed up by the original "maker".  So I'll go with your solutions. 

 

Thx everybody for the quick help!

 

Message 11 of 12
scot-65
in reply to: dvrVSNMW

Importing/converting a file from a media other than
AutoCAD based products for use in AutoCAD *might*
cause entity handling problems with hatch as well
as polylines, splines, arcs, etc.

Just be aware of this...

???

Scot-65
A gift of extraordinary Common Sense does not require an Acronym Suffix to be added to my given name.


Message 12 of 12
arpansark0544TCX
in reply to: dvrVSNMW

It can be trimmed if you do this.

Define a new boundary using Hatchedit. And then trim. 

Note: Keep the newly defined boundary in the temp layer to avoid confusion.

I will work for sure.

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