After this, specify the name of your destination PAT file. An easy way to export hatches from a drawing to a PAT file is to select the hatch patterns in the Select Hatch Pattern dialog box, and click Export. You can now add a hatch that is exactly what you want. To close the Select Hatch Pattern dialog box, click OK. In the Pattern list of the superordinate dialog box, select a hatch pattern to use as the default pattern. Select Offered in the dialog box Select Hatch Pattern File to add the hatch pattern in the Pattern list of hatch-related dialog boxes. To load a hatch pattern, select one or more and click OK. Valid hatch patterns are displayed in the Load Hatch Patterns dialog box after selecting a PAT file.
Select a PAT file from the Hatch Pattern File dialog box, and then click Open. If necessary, click the Explore Directories button in the Load Hatch Pattern dialog box to display the Select the pattern you want to use and click Load. On the Hatch Style panel, select Other from the Pattern list Expand Hatch styles and click a Hatch style. – On the ribbon, click Manage tab > Styles and Standards panel > Styles Editor. In the Hatch/Color Fill dialog box, select Other from the Pattern list. – Click on one of the closed sketches in the graphic window. – In an active drawing sketch, click Sketch tab > Draw panel > Fill/Hatch Region In the Edit Hatch Pattern dialog box, select Other from the Pattern list. Select hatching in a cut view, right-click, and click Edit.
To open the Select Hatch Pattern dialog box, select Other from the Pattern list on a hatch-related dialog box.
Now let’s see how to add a hatch in AutoCAD step by step. In order to hatch, you first need to load the hatch pattern from a PAT file. With AutoCAD, you can use solid fills to completely fill in areas, such as walls, on a floor plan. In AutoCAD, hatching is a way to fill in areas of your drawing with a pattern that represents specific materials.
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