AutoCAD 2012 帮助 |  |
AutoCAD 2012 帮助 | |
Closed boundaries can be filled with a pattern.
When creating hatch, you do not initially specify the area to be filled. First you must create the Hatch object. Once this is done, you can specify the outer loop, which is the outermost boundary for the hatch. You can then continue to specify any inner loops that may exist in the hatch.
For more information about working with hatches, see “Overview of Hatch Patterns and Fills” in the AutoCAD User's Guide.
| Create Objects |  | |
| Determine the Parent Object | ||
| Create Lines | ||
| Create Curved Objects | ||
| Create Point Objects | ||
| Create Solid-Filled Areas | ||
| Work with Regions | ||
| Create Hatches | ||
| Create a Hatch Object | ||
| Associate a Hatch | ||
| Assign the Hatch Pattern Type and Name | ||
| Define the Hatch Boundaries | ||
