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custom hatch pattern

thomas.middendorp
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custom hatch pattern

thomas.middendorp
Explorer
Explorer

Hello,

I am trying to make a custom hatch pattern voor a brick wall.

The horizontal lines are no problem, the work great, but the vertical ones do'nt add up.

They are nog positioned the way I though I typed them in to the *.pat file.

For some reason they shift in the vertical direction, but not in a disctance that I set it up.

Can someone please give me some advise

 

thans a lot

 

forgot the *.pat file

 

*BLOK, blokpatroon fbc
0, 0,0, 108.5,106, 207,-10
0, 0,43, 108.5,106, 207,-10
0, 0,53, 108.5,106, 207,-10
0, 0,96, 108.5,106, 207,-10
90, 0,0, 217,0, 43,-10,43,-116

 

 

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thomas.middendorp
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I forgot the *.pat file:

 

 

*BLOK, blokpatroon fbc
0, 0,0, 108.5,106, 207,-10
0, 0,43, 108.5,106, 207,-10
0, 0,53, 108.5,106, 207,-10
0, 0,96, 108.5,106, 207,-10

90, 0,0, 217,0, 43,-10,43,-116

 

I know there need to be more vertical lines written, but the first is already wrong so I need advice first

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hugha
Collaborator
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try this:

 

;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Written by HatchKit Professional
; HatchKit Professional (c)1990-2019 Cadro Pty Ltd
; www.hatchkit.com.au/
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;-Date : 2020-03-07
;-Time : 12:13:02
;-HatchKit Version : 3.1.11.2740
;-HatchKit Output Filetype : AutoCAD format
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*metselwerverband,DXF Entity Section
0,0,0,-108.5,-106,207,-10
0,0,53,-108.5,-106,207,-10
0,0,96,-108.5,-106,207,-10
0,0,43,-108.5,-106,207,-10
-90,0,43,106,108.5,43,-169
-90,0,96,106,108.5,43,-169
-90,207,43,106,108.5,43,-169
-90,207,96,106,108.5,43,-169

 

hope this helps,

 

Hugh Adamson.

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Kent1Cooper
Consultant
Consultant

A confusing thing about Hatch pattern definitions is that for linesets at other than 0 degree angles, the origin point is still defined in relation to the 0-degree direction, but the X & Y offsets are defined in terms of the rotated  direction.  I think [without trying it] that your 90-degree line:

 

90, 0,0, 217,0, 43,-10,43,-116

 

should have its offsets done differently, something like:

 

90, 0,0, 106,108.5, 43,-10,43,-116

 

[reversing the X & Y offset numbers from the horizontal lineset definitions, because of the 90-degree rotation], and then another for the other sides of the vertical joints:

90, -10,0, 106,108.5, 43,-10,43,-116

 

But I think the verticals can all be covered in just the two  lineset-definition lines.

Kent Cooper, AIA
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Kent1Cooper
Consultant
Consultant

... and having tested it now, I find those lines do work:

 

*BLOK, blokpatroon fbc
0, 0,0, 108.5,106, 207,-10
0, 0,43, 108.5,106, 207,-10
0, 0,53, 108.5,106, 207,-10
0, 0,96, 108.5,106, 207,-10
90, 0,0, 106,108.5, 43,-10,43,-116
90, -10,0, 106,108.5, 43,-10,43,-116

 

Kent Cooper, AIA
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