Hatch Pattern 'Dots' not show properly in PDF

[Anonymous]

As title, hatch Pattern 'Dots' not show properly in PDF.

[Alfred.NESWADBA]

Hi,

can you please

• upload the dwg-file (so we can see your hatch properties and layout settings)
• upload the PDF-file so we can see the result you get and compare it with results we get
• let us know which version of AutoCAD you are referring to (command _ABOUT ==> screenshot)

- alfred -

[cadffm]

Check your settings or change your software.

(if i am right, you are not talking about a (A)CAD problem, you are talking about an PDF Viewer/Editor problem)

Your information is very little, little is bad, if you have not already received a satisfactory answer (mine),
then add your question to screenshots.

But first check my answer, open the PDF in another viewer.
Which are you currently using?
Please test mia PDF-Xchange or Foxit

If multiple viewer display the same problem, give us more information:
1. Screenshot AutoCAD plot preview. (whole program windows, please)
2. Screenshot of your display on the monitor of your finished PDF. (whole program windows, please)

[Anonymous]

Dear alfred,

There is strange that when I copy the hatch pattern beside the drawing, the hatch pattern show properly in PDF. I think this file have some problem because it is show properly in other file.

I use Autocad 2019 in dwg to pdf.pc3 autocad pdf converter.

Window 10 platform.

[Alfred.NESWADBA]

Hi,

>> I think this file have some problem because

>> it is show properly in other file.

Well, if all other files are working well you might ... show us this file, or copy the content of this file to a new file and see if it works then better.

>> I use Autocad 2019

Please start command _ABOUT, does that show "2019" or "2019.1.2"?`...or anything else?

It's also not clear what "failed" means, are there any error messages or is it just "not looking as expected", or ...?

- alfred -

[cadffm]

Copy the hatch from "ugly" to "well" postion, create a pdf with both hatches visible and upload the PDF.

Perhaps it pointet to RASTER vs. VECTOR data.