There is a LINETYPE definition that is called BATTING. Quoting 'Dean Saadallah' from a post in the Drafting Discussion Group: Draw a line, then change the linetype to BATTING (or set BATTING as your linetype, then draw a line); gives the correct shape: to get the thickness correct, use CELTSCALE. ************************************************************** Please, DO NOT send technical requests to me via private e-mail ************************************************************** Tracy W. Lincoln Assistant Moderator - Autodesk Discussion Forums Discussion Group Links: ----------------------- Index: Rules: http://discussion.autodesk.com/webx?groundrules. Lynn recently talked about the Express tools in the Aug.

2003 issue of Cadence. Netgear router admin page ip address. The one in particular that might help you is Superhatch. Here is a quote from the story. I haven't used the command yet so not sure if it would help you. 'There's a command called SUPERHATCH that allows you to crosshatch using bitmaps or blocks. This means you can draw your own crosshatch patterns, turn them into a block, and use them for crosshatching (very powerful). ' Toodles, Stacey M.

Bertran Drafting Manager AUS Irvine, CA 'Dean Saadallah' wrote in message news:D443CDE7B2A8A79F1863A224A18CA46E@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb. > Linetype BATTING is what you describe. > > -- > Dean Saadallah > Add-on products for LT > > -- >.

A utoCAD hatch library including a selection of over 300 royalty free AutoCAD hatch patterns and 800 seamless textures to download. Nov 21, 2006 - I've read something about using BATTING as a linetype, which. That show the insulation pattern like a hatch which fill intricate gaps, how do I.