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I have many Hatch pattern in my dwg. is there any LISP if i slect any Hatch then it will give me area in table or what ever please

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Use the "DATAEXTRACTION" command and select just the hatches and geometry AREA.

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Yes, there are custom lisp routines that will extract the area of hatches. They are simple to find.

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then my dear how can i will identify this area is belong to that hatch - let suppose i have 10 different hatch different location in drawings so when i will use DATAEXTRACTION" so result one table i will get so how can i will understand this area is belong to that hatch,so is there any lisp when i click on hatch is will show area there in drawing with text.

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then my dear how can i will identify this area is belong to that hatch - let suppose i have 10 different hatch different location in drawings so when i will use DATAEXTRACTION" so result one table i will get so how can i will understand this area is belong to that hatch,so is there any lisp when i click on hatch is will show area there in drawing with text.

 

You might want to consider using

 

http://www.lee-mac.com/arealabel.htmlhttp://www.lee-mac.com/arealabel.html

 

You would need to create closed polylines in order for it to work though,

but once done, it looks like it would be perfect.

 

If you have never used any of Lee's fantastic lisps,

you should take a look on his website, as it is a real goldmine,

and he offers them free of charge.

 

Thanks Lee! :beer:

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