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Re: NewUser - please help
Hi alstan - welcome to the forum,
then launch the Hatch tool and chose what you need for the hatch, click OK - done.
Question: Why are so many (7!) overlapping elements in your drawing?
@Andrew: Could you please move this to the "How do I" forum. Thanks!
Edit: post moved,Clive
Select the Lines A, B + B, C + C, A (=circumference for the hatch),alstan wrote:I am a beginner and I do not know how to hatch the area ABC
then launch the Hatch tool and chose what you need for the hatch, click OK - done.
Question: Why are so many (7!) overlapping elements in your drawing?
@Andrew: Could you please move this to the "How do I" forum. Thanks!
Edit: post moved,Clive
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LOOP not closed at point...
Thanks, but i have a new problem LOOP not closed at point...
Re: NewUser
alstan, 'closed' boundaries are needed to use the hatch tool successfully. When you get a message stating 'loop not closed' it means that you have a gap somewhere on your selected shape (boundary).You will have noticed a small blue/purple coloured circle highlighting the coordinate position of the gap.
Changing your snap options at this stage to snap only to end points (End, SE) will help you snap precisely.
You will most likely need to zoom into your drawing to identify and close any gaps like this.
Simply select - hold and drag the Blue coloured anchor point at the end of the entity to snap to the end of the other entity to close and create the boundary region needed!Changing your snap options at this stage to snap only to end points (End, SE) will help you snap precisely.
You will most likely need to zoom into your drawing to identify and close any gaps like this.
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