Has been around since the 1980’s and since it’s introduction has eventually become ingrained in the DNA of most design firms and offices and has become an integral part of the day-to-day activities of the design process. If you’re new to drafting and design you’re probably familiar with by now, or you at least heard of it. Once you're finished with these tutorials, please review several important points in our. The next tutorial in this series will explore hatch patterns. Save your Library file and try out the revised hatch pattern.
90, 4,0, 0,4.5, 4.0,-0.5 Just like the horizontal dashed lines, the origin of the second vertical Pattern Line is shifted. Finally, you can add the second vertical dashed Pattern Line to your pattern file. This will be the left edge of the floor tile. The dashed line sequence is the same as the horizontal dashes. The spacing between the lines ( Delta‑Y) is 4.5. 90, 0,0, 0,4.5, 4.0,-0.5 This will produce a pattern of lines at an angle of 90. Save your library file and try out the revised hatch pattern.Īdding Vertical Dashes Add the first vertical dashed Pattern Line as shown below to your text file.
Add the second Pattern line below to your pattern file.Ġ, 0,4, 0,4.5, 4.0,-0.5 This Pattern Line will also create dashed lines 4 units long, with a space of 0.5, but the origin is at 0,4. Save your file to a folder on the with the name 4x4Tile.pat. The Pattern Line will repeat at 4.5 unit intervals and the Pattern Line originates from 0,0 at an angle of 0. 0, 0,0, 0,4.5, 4.0,-0.5 This Pattern Line will create dashed lines 4 units long, with a space of 0.5. Add the first Pattern Line below to your pattern file. There is no limit to the number of dashes and spaces in a Pattern Line. Positive numbers create dashes, while negative numbers create spaces. Adding Horizontal Dashes Dashed lines are created by adding a sequence of numbers at the end of the Pattern Line. The first line should read.4x4Tile, 4'x4' Floor Tile Reminder: The. Using Notepad or another text editor, start a new file. In this section you will learn to create a 4' x 4' floor tile pattern with a 1/2' grout line by using dashed lines. Most complex hatch patterns contain dashed lines to make up the pattern. Note that the indicates an action to be performed.ĭo not include the when typing the hatch pattern code. Make sure you have reviewed the and the tutorials. CCAD's AutoCAD Tutorials Dashed Line Hatch Patterns This second Custom Hatch Pattern tutorial explores creating patterns consisting of dashed lines at a designated spacing.
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