03-07-2020
06:15 AM
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03-07-2020
06:15 AM
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