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Sandy - glad you got it fixed. Hopefully someone will respond to your other message about starting from scratch. I don't have a clue meself.-- Dave Byrnes/Bowen Island BCAutodesk Forum Moderator Program size=2*******************************************​************************ Please DO NOT send technical requests to me via private e-mail. Use CTRL+G to reply and KEEP IT IN THE NEWGROUP!**************************************************​***************** sandyb href='mailto:sandyb@operamail.com'sandyb@operamai​l.com wrote in message href='news:f05c7ef.5@WebX.maYIadrTaRb'news:f05c7e​f.5@WebX.maYIadrTaRb.Thanks, Dave and Jimmy! Dave was right on the money.

There was a 0-byte acad.pat file in my main start directory. I deleted it, and now bhatch works properly. Thanks, guys! That's certainly worth considering if I can't get the DXF directly. I wonder if the.pat definition is stored in within the.dwg once it's used?

Cheers Dave F. 'MP' wrote in message news:40fe6f9c$1_1@newsprd01.

Just an idea, don't know if actually possible get the hatch pattern find the.pat file read the definition figure out the angle (somehow?) adjust according to the pattern angle??? 'Paul Richardson' wrote in message news:40fe6dd0$1_2@newsprd01. 'TomD' wrote in message news:40fe65e7$1_3@newsprd01.

I was afraid that was what you were after, but thought, 'No, surely noone is that ambitious'. You can also put the hatch pattern on is own layer in the Style Overide, something like Hatch-Wall, or A-Hatch-Wall, depending on your your layer stds.

Then they should be able to control them by freezing the layer in the xref in Layer Mgr. -- Mike Maloney CM/PM Basham Lucas Design Group, Inc. Wrote in message news:5718677@discussion.autodesk.com. I am using Architectural Desktop 2006. When others in our company are using Building Systems 2006 they can not turn off the hatch pattern in wall when they xref Architectural Desktop into their drawings. Our group uses the hatch patterns but the others do not want them to show up on their drawings. How do they turn off the hatch pattern?

Can someone show me a sample of entmaking a hatch where. The following variables are used? (setq HP (getstring 'Enter Hatch Pattern Name. ')) (setq HS (getreal 'Enter Hatch Scale. ')) (setq HA (getreal 'Enter Hatch Angle. ')) (setq BP (entlast)); This is the closed polyline used for the boundary. This is what I have so far but I don't know which code to use for the boundary, (setqH1 (cons 0 'hatch') H2 (cons 100 'AcDbEntity') H3 (cons 100 'AcDbhatch') H4 (cons 2 HP) H5 (cons 75 1) H6 (cons 76 1) H7 (cons 41 HZ) H8 (cons 52 HA) hatch (list H1 etc.)) (entmake hatch) Is there anything else I need to make this work?

Tim.turner wrote: Is your tool pallete path still set to the original directory in the C drive? Is there a lock icon in the bottom corner of the palette? Are hatches the only object you can't add? Try creating a new directory locally and set your tool palette path to that new folder, create a new palette and try the hatch again. Serial Number Magic Lines Game. My tool palette path is set to a network directory which, as you have asked, works for everything else. I can drag and drop blocks from other drawings or from the Design Center.

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