I can reproduce this now with some hatch patterns i got from AutoCad. The only way to scale them smaller was to change the hatch scaling globally under: Document Properties / Annotation / Hatch / Hatch scaling If you click the Hatch scaling button, then turn on “Enable hatch scaling” and reduce the value from 1 to eg. Tuneskit for mac crack torrent. Downside is, you´ll have to scale up all other hatches if you have one to keep them unchanged., I´ve also notes some strange behavior once above is done, Rhino seems to slow down drastically when i try to change an existing pattern to another one.

Lets try your help. I see I need to change the global hatch from Options Menu and then tweak the hatch scale? (now i understand) But this hatch wont work like cad, on the same line. Rhino full fill the boundary area with a pattern and not like cad with only a line, in this case which is a batting line!? Another question.

Rather than a Hatch pattern or via AutoCAD's Batting linetype, there are a variety of routines that will do that. It is a batt insulation hatch. I have been using a block that I craeted, insert to the scale of the opening (if inserting into a 2 x 4 stud wall the scale is 3.5). Well, I got this hair-brained idea that a hatch pattern would be. Free AutoCAD Hatch Patterns for Bluebeam Revu - Hatch patterns for all versions of Bluebeam Revu (Standard, CAD, Extreme, and Mac). INSUL - Insulation material.

And i found that, if i try to export Rhino to Illustrator That Batting Hatch wont be recognized bi illustrator. Either files export from Rhino, or Illustrator import Autocad hatches.

Do you have some knowledge on this matter? Thanks for all your help.

I need to be able to adjust the pattern origin location so the hatching is say evenly spaced within the element or region, not just randomly located. In AutoCAD you simply relocate the SNAPBASE point or in new releases use the Origin adjust button in the Hatch dialog box. There's a way to do this in MicroStation too, though I've forgotten how. Doesn't seem to be a way to do this in Revit. It is important only from need to create an 'aesthetically pleasing' set of contract documents. But a set of drawings that look like, well I won't say, doesn't help me sell the product.