CREATE CUSTOM CHEVRON HATCH PATTERN
Use the herringbone pattern at a rotation of 45 degrees [or 135, or...]. If that doesn't do what you want, post an image of what a chevron pattern should look like.
Kent Cooper, AIA 
HERRINGBONE AND CHEVRON HATCH PATTERN DIFFER I WANT LIKE THIS PATTERN.....AT A SIZE OF 200X1200X2MM
@Anonymous wrote:
.... THIS PATTERN.....AT A SIZE OF 200X1200X2MM
What's the 1200mm dimension? It looks like @hugha 's patterns [the first of which has the same issue as before -- "perpendicular" lines are not perpendicular] are based on the upper one here, but might you really want the lower one?
And again, are you talking about those dimensions being true actual tile [or whatever they are] size, or center-to-center of joint size?
Kent Cooper, AIA
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@Kent1Cooper wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
.... THIS PATTERN.....AT A SIZE OF 200X1200X2MM
What's the 1200mm dimension? ....
Try this, using the lower part of my image [overall extent in length = 1200, long edge = 1000], and with the "size" being nominal, i.e. to the center of the 2-unit-wide joints [not the tiles themselves], and with accurate 45-degree-multiple angles for all linesets:
*CHEVRON, Chevron pattern, 200x1200 nominal with 2-wide joints 90, -1,2.41421356, 1414.21356237,1414.21356237, 280.01428535,-2.82842712 90, 1,2.41421356, 1414.21356237,-1414.21356237, 280.01428535,-2.82842712 90, 706.10678119,707.52099475, 1414.21356237,1414.21356237, 280.01428535,-2.82842712 90, 708.10678119,707.52099475, 1414.21356237,-1414.21356237, 280.01428535,-2.82842712 45, 1,2.41421356, 200,200, 997.17157288, -1002.82842712 45, 1,-0.41421356, 200,200, 997.17157288, -1002.82842712 135, -1,2.41421356, 200,-200, 997.17157288, -1002.82842712 135, -1,-0.41421356, 200,-200, 997.17157288, -1002.82842712
But I agree with @hugha -- the joints are so tiny compared to the tile size that there must be only a very limited set of circumstances in which it's worth showing both edges of the joints. If you're showing it at a size such that the joint width is apparent, you probably won't be showing enough of it to really see the pattern.
Kent Cooper, AIA
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Yes it is possible. If you know how to create a Block, then you can do it using Super Hatch command.
Create or draw your hatch pattern. Then turn it into a block. Next, use Super Hatch command, found on the Express Tools Ribbon. It will 'tile' your block to fill up your area. Put some thought into how you draw your hatch and how you turn your hatch into a block. If you don't, your Super Hatch won't tile nicely. If you need to scale or rotate your hatch, keep your eye on the command line, there are scale and rotate options built into the command.
Screencast:
Chicagolooper
@Anonymous wrote:
Please how do I create a chevron pattern 1200mm x 200mm with a 30-degree angle
There's some ambiguity there.... Which 1200mm [long edge or overall]? Which 30° angle?
Or maybe the length from one and the angle from the other? And/or might you want the 200mm along the angled edge, rather than perpendicular to the long edges? Or some other configuration I haven't thought of?
And the same questions apply as before about the joints: single-line or double, and if double, how wide is the joint and are the tile sizes actual [tile edges themselves] or nominal [to the mid-line of the joints]?
Also, because of the nature of Hatch pattern definitions, it may not be possible to have a precise 30° angle [whichever it is].
Kent Cooper, AIA