CAD hatch patterns for shale, soil, limestone, marble, and quartz. AutoCAD hatch patterns for granite, gravel, lava, coal, chalk, fossil, and gypsum. CAD hatch patterns for water, siding, steel tread plate, and glass. In those cases, while you could define separate lines and repeat them at the overall repeat, it is more efficient to define one line at the smaller, even fraction repeat (in the hypothetical example here, one line at 8" rather than three lines at 24"). CAD concrete, textured, stippled hatch patterns. The exception would be if within the overall larger repeat (say at 24"), there is a set of lines that repeats at some even fraction of the overall pattern (say 8").
Then you get a line at 41", but you do not get a line at 29".įor parallel line patterns like this, once you have the lines for one repeat defined, the offsets for all of them will be for the total distance of the pattern repeat. If you jump 17" from the second line, you get a line at 24", but you already have a line there from the first line, on its second repeat, so you have two, coincidental lines there. The fourth pair of lines starts at 36", with lines at 36" and 41". The third pair of lines starts at 24", with lines at 24" and 29". The second pair of lines is offset 12" from the first pair, with lines at 12" and 17". So the first pair of lines starts at 0", with lines at 0" and 5". All of these hatch patterns are different from the patterns mentioned in Patterns.zip. pat file but just do a simple copy clip into your acad.pat file and they can all be saved into that one file. The pattern repeats every 12", with two lines in every repeat: one at +0" and one at +5" (since the first gap is 5"). 47 different hatch patterns that you can add to your acad.pat.
You want lines spaced at alternating amounts of 5" and 7". We offer 41 unique wood and stone AutoCAD hatch patterns for all versions of AutoCAD including LT.
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