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Take a look at the attached image. It's a corridor with a number of regions, baselines, etc. Assembly used in the cul-de-sacs are the same in each cul-de-sac, yet I get different results when using a material fill style.
Second, the baselines seem to be causing the hatch to span the gap regions. What's the best way to handle that?
So I closed the drawing and reopened it, and this is what happened:
See image
What is the deal with that? It is some other setting I'm not away of that generates the hatch boundary gap tolerances relative to the view scale at time of generation?
Anyone? I didn't chance anything at all between the first and second images, except for saving, and reopening.
