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When you place a hatch for the first time, the software will download the PAT file containing that hatch and place it in the appropriate location in the Hatch folder. Under this cloud setup, each of the hatches will live on our website until you place it in a drawing. Previously, the hatch files were downloaded automatically into the folder LandFX/Hatch when you installed our software. Our default hatches are hosted on the cloud (online). Before using this tool, you will need to create an appropriate layer and make that layer active. Note: Hatch patterns can be used for a variety of purposes. Want more information on site and RefNote hatches? Visit our documentation sections on Placing a Site Hatch and Saving a Hatch.

Site and Reference Note (RefNote) items such as mulches Grouped with our F/X Site tools, Hatch provides quick access to hatches for: Our Hatch tool is a simple way to access hatch patterns intended for site plan usage.

Assigning a Real-World Scale to a Placed Hatch Pattern.

Editing Placed Hatches: Why You Should Be Using Our P-Hatch Tool.

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The command will repeat the image until it fills the area that was selected.

Pick a point inside the boundary where you want your hatch and press to finish the command.

Select the insertion point of the image:.

You can use the ‘Show Details’ button to show information about the resolution and size of the image.

Specify the options about the insertion point, scale, and rotation of the image accordingly and click ‘OK’.

Note how you can also use a block, an Xref or a wipeout to generate the pattern.

In the dialog that pops up, select ‘Image…’.

Click on the ‘Super Hatch’ command from the ‘Express Tools’ tab of the ribbon.

Draw the boundary of the hatch using a polyline.All Excitech products, services and solutions mentioned in this blog are available through Symetri. Note: the below content was created by Excitech prior to becoming Symetri in January 2021, following its acquisition by Addnode Group. In this blog, we will progress step by step through an AutoCAD course exercise where we create a hatch using an image to generate the pattern.