3D hatch

[saray1981]

Hi,

 

I have drawn a house and I want to hatch its walls.

 

First I draw the boaders of a wall and then I take the borders to the top view forexample and then I start the procedure of hatching. But when I come back to the isometric view I see the the pattern has jumped somewhere else and it is hard to recognize the exact place it should be moved. Please help me get rid of this problem.

 

Regards,

[Cad64]

Take a look at this thread: http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?t=44084

[ReMark]

I see no benefit what-so-ever in hatching the walls of a house. If you're doing the design in 3D eventually there will come a time when you'll take it to the next logical step and assign materials, lights and finally render it. The hatching of the walls will add nothing to this process.

[SEANT]

I see no benefit what-so-ever in hatching the walls of a house. . . . . .

 

It does allow for texture representation in a pure vector format. Some good 3d perspective views from an old pen plotter, perhaps.

[ReMark]

I think the emphasis would be on old pen plotter. LOL

[SEANT]

Yeah, it’s been a number of years since I’ve had access to a pen plotter myself. In these days of inkjets the old pen plots do look dated – though still pretty cool. Especially the perspective renders.