sunil21 Posted February 10, 2010 Posted February 10, 2010 I have Autocad 2008 and someone brought a drawing to plot. When i opened the drawing, I can see the hatch area in the drawing, but not in the preview and in the final print out. But it works fine on another computer - everything is fine. After doing a lot of searching i found the solution in Autodesk site - to enable the fill option. The drawing when opened in my computer has FILL option - 0 and when opened on my friends computer FILL option - 1. Though i can turn on the fill option after opening the drawing , i wish to fix this so that it will be same like that of my friend - by default the fill option is on and hatch is visible when opened, no need to turn anything on. (BTW i tried to reinstall autocad 2 time , turned out to be useless.) Somebody know how to fix this issue. plz help. Quote
ReMark Posted February 10, 2010 Posted February 10, 2010 The Fill system variable is usually set to "on" by default. Something, a lisp routine(?), may be resetting it without your knowledge. Do you run any custom lisp routines? I suppose that to circumvent this problem you could construct a toolbar button that would toggle Fill "on". Quote
sunil21 Posted February 10, 2010 Author Posted February 10, 2010 Tnx for the quick reply. This particular drawing was, may be designed with the fill option off in ACAD2k7. So when i open this thing in 2K8, on my computer the hatch is not visible. So I will turn on the FILL option and it is visible. If I create a new drawing, the FIll option is enabled default. But the previous drawing I have to enable it. But this thing on another computer( Autocad 2k8 - i checked FILL is on for this drawing on this computer) is showing the hatch without doing anything. I would like to know what routine is running on the other computer which is automatically running which turns this flag on? * this looks a simple issue but is a serious problem Quote
ReMark Posted February 10, 2010 Posted February 10, 2010 If the drawing is not displaying correctly on your system why would you be looking at something on the other computer to be the cause of the problem? Quote
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