Concrete Hatch & Solid Hatching

RE: Concrete Hatch & Solid Hatching

MaryB — Wed, 28 Dec 2022 14:28:10 GMT

Any cell can be selected to be a pattern cell. That is an option in both the Cell Library dialog, and the Pattern toolbox.

MicroStation has PATTERNS, not HATCHES.

What you would consider a "solid hatch" is actually an element attribute called "Fill"

The Hatch tool in MicroStation only places single-spaced parallel hatching.

The Crosshatch tool in MicroStation only places crossing hatching lines.

What I believe you are talking about (AutoCAD HATCH) is actually Patterning in MicroStation. That can use cells as the pattern.

As Jon mentioned, this is explained further in the Help file.

RE: Concrete Hatch & Solid Hatching

Jon Summers — Tue, 27 Dec 2022 16:09:46 GMT

[quote userid="1183887" url="~/products/microstation/f/microstation-forum/239871/concrete-hatch-solid-hatching/747313"]How do I apply a cell as a hatch object?[/quote]

See MicroStation Help.

RE: Concrete Hatch & Solid Hatching

Geoffrey Hook — Tue, 27 Dec 2022 16:05:48 GMT

I think I found a few that I was looking for in our environments' cell library.

How do I apply a cell as a hatch object?

RE: Concrete Hatch & Solid Hatching

Krister Surell — Sun, 25 Dec 2022 14:38:04 GMT

The pattern cells that comes with MicroStation has a few of these. Have a look at archpat.cel and areapat.cel.

/Krister