slots hatch
A Hatch pattern definition cannot include linework and a background fill and separate little gradient fills inside the slots. And it can't change among three slot sizes and spacings within a single drawn pattern, if that's what you're asking. And its linework can't contain actual curves, but must be made up of straight pieces. So even if you want something more realistic, such as three different slot-outline-only patterns for the different sizes/spacings, the best you can hope for would have slot ends something like this:
That end is half of a 16-sided Polygon -- it could be more and shorter segments, to look closer to round, but the more there are, the more complicated the pattern definition becomes. And the polygonal end cannot be truly regular, nor even the same for all three patterns, because of the nature of how the offsets between slots of the different sizes/spacings would need to be accounted for in the definitions.
So to have everything shown in your sample drawing, you will not be able to simply use a Hatch pattern, but may be stuck with copying the individual pieces around and editing to different outlines with Trimming, etc.
@Kent1Cooper wrote:
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So to have everything shown in your sample drawing, you will not be able to simply use a Hatch pattern, but may be stuck with copying the individual pieces around and editing to different outlines with Trimming, etc.
You may also be able to use SUPERHATCH.
