Jake8090 Posted January 22, 2016 Posted January 22, 2016 Could anyone help please. I am using Inventor 2016. and looking for a way to add hatch to a sketch or a drawing. Can anyone say if this is possible in inventor, if so where would you find the command. I have spent some considorable time looking which makes me wonder if it is possible. I am doing a sketch in a part file which is just a set out and not to be used as an actual part. Any advice will be appreciated thank you Jake8090 Quote
czc Posted January 22, 2016 Posted January 22, 2016 You can hatch in inventor .dwg You are trying to do it in a part file? Why? Quote
ConMan Posted January 22, 2016 Posted January 22, 2016 I do not know why you would try to add a hatch to a sketch in a part file, but below is how to do it in a drawing which you also mention wanting to do. To add a manual hatch do the following: 1-Be in an Inventor 2016 .idw drawing file. 2-Select and highlight the view border in which you wish to add the hatch. 3-On "Place Views" tab, select "Start Sketch". 4-Inventor should now have "Sketch" tab as active, if not switch to it now. 5-Project any desired geometry. 6-Draw a closed shape (can't use only projected geometry). 7-Click "Fill/Hatch Region" next to the "Project Geometry" button. 8-Select your closed shape and a "Hatch/Color Fill" pop-up window will appear. 9-Click Hatch button in top left corner and proceed with dialog box options for your hatch. If this is not what you're looking for then a little more detail and a .ipt or .idw file would be helpful. Quote
Jake8090 Posted January 23, 2016 Author Posted January 23, 2016 Many thanks for your help, Not tried yet but I am sure your detailed instruction will work. I will keep you posted (Still only a novice) Brian, Jake 8090 Quote
Jake8090 Posted January 23, 2016 Author Posted January 23, 2016 I was was trying to do a general set out in sketch mode prior to making parts. This then would have been put onto a .dwg and printed to use as a reference. Thank you for your interest. Brian, Jake8090 Quote
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