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Have you ever placed a hatch in AutoCAD only to discover it does not look like the pattern you selected? Here is a trick you might try before you pull your hair out trying to figure out why it is n...  Read more

Tip#: 4515
Author: Tina Stimpson
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Published on: 03-Aug-2015
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Wipeouts might be tricky sometimes, especially when nested within crossreferences. I always check the Object Type List within the Quick Select to find out about wipeouts. Xclipping might be tricky ...  Read more

Tip#: 4440
Author: Danny Korem
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Published on: 21-Mar-2015
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I’ve been a big proponent of using associative hatches for some time now. Did you know that you can select text inside of your hatch boundary, and the hatch will create a border around this s...  Read more

Tip#: 4422
Author: Levi Connolly
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Published on: 02-Feb-2015
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Did you know that you can select several different areas and have AutoCAD create a separate hatch for each one of them instead of them being one hatch? To do so, follow these simple steps:

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Tip#: 4397
Author: Tina Stimpson
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Published on: 24-Nov-2014
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Dean Petersen reminds us about AutoCAD’s SuperHatch command.

Don't forget to use the SuperHatch command. Either type it on the command line or find it in the Expr...  Read more

Tip#: 4298
Author: Dean Petersen
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Published on: 28-Apr-2014
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Frequent tipster Danny Korem shares with us some new features added to the hatch tools in AutoCAD 2013.

“Besides opening a contextual ribbon, if a hatch pattern is sele...  Read more

Tip#: 4083
Author: Danny Korem
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Published on: 11-Mar-2013
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Brian Glover shares a command macro with us that will reset your AutoCAD hatch pattern settings to the default values.

"The Match Properties function on the Hatc...  Read more

Tip#: 3967
Author: Brian Glover
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Published on: 27-Aug-2012
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Tipster Rebekah Wolf sends us a tip on working with AutoCAD hatches to get areas.

"I have had a couple of issues come up with hatches. To start with, when a hatch ...  Read more

Tip#: 3520
Author: Rebekah Wolf
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Published on: 01-Nov-2010
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"I have two tips that help my efficiency at work. I often have to find areas of odd shaped lots and properties which aren't defined by a continuous polyline. Instead of creating a temporary po...  Read more

Tip#: 3180
Author: Lynn McCann
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Published on: 12-Apr-2009
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Jogging Can be Bad for You (2008)
Do you need to use object snap on hatch objects? Some people do, but AutoCAD 2008 defaults to ignoring hatches. That isn't a bug -- it's a feature! You can ch...  Read more

Tip#: BUGWATCH0807
Author: Steven Johnson
Rename File To: Tip BUGWATCH0807 DimJogLineFix.lsp
Published on: 01-Aug-2007
Downloads: 570
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