Board And Batten Hatch Pattern For Autocad

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Dec 26, 2014 - After spending waaaay too much time looking for a board and batten hatch pattern for vanilla ACAD, I found this in a Revit forum: *Board. AutoCAD 2009 hatch library, We have hundreds of FREE AutoCAD 2009 hatch pattern files, including wood, stone and stonework patterns.

Raspisanie filjmov v kinoteatre charli cherkessk youtube. Actually I made that hatch with 'Hatch Manager 2004' using AutoCAD. I was using the shareware version (good for 30 days).

Unfortunately Hatch Manager stores new hatches in a proprietary format. I got around this by using a lisp routine called 'Getpat.lsp' to snatch the pattern off an AutoCAD drawing.

A bit of a round-about way to make a custom hatch but I was able to do it without having to give my credit card number out to anyone. Both Hatch Manager and Getpat can be downloaded from: Yes it sure would be nice if Revit included a simple tool to make custom hatches.

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Any line starting with a semicolon is a comment in an AutoCAD patttern. Hope this helps (it's portion of HatchKit's Help file).

• Store custom hatch patterns as ASCII text files with a.PAT filename extension in a directory on your Support File Search Path. • A custom hatch pattern file contains one hatch pattern internally named to match the file e.g. File X.PAT should contain one pattern called X. • Optional comment lines commence with a semicolon (; ). Comments are optional. • The first non-blank, non-comment line in the file should commence with an asterisk ( * ) followed by the pattern name then (optionally) a comma followed by a description. If the description is absent there should be no comma.

• Letters (A-Z), digits (0-9), and generally (but not always) dollar, dash (hyphen) and underscore characters may be used in the name. The name should start with a letter.

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• Pattern definition lines follow the line containing the hatch pattern name. • No line may be longer than 80 characters.Each line's definition must be completed on one line with no continuation. • A blank line should precede the end of file. Otherwise, blank lines are ignored. Try this: > *BoardBatten, 2.5' Batten at 16' o.c. 90, 0, 0, 16, 16, 16 90, 2.5, 0, 16, 16, 16 > Beware Notepad's propensity to add a.TXT filename extension Hugh Adamson.