Using this function also helps with draw continuity and standardisation. This function will use the “Properties” of the selected hatch pattern, provided the area to be “Hatched” has no gaps in the boundary, picking a point within the boundary will add hatch to the empty area. This command is also located at the bottom of the “Hatch” dialogue box and has the description “Inherit Properties” as shown in Figure 3. File name and hatch pattern name must be one and the same. To overcome this, use the “Match Properties” or “Use the Current Origin Point” command in the context sensitive “Hatch Creation” tab, as shown in Figure 2. However, if an area is not currently hatched, the “Match Properties” command will not paint the selected “Hatch” to an empty space. Use the dialog to create/edit a hatch pattern. Click on your drawing until it gets light blue, and hit Enter. In the Block panel, click on the Create command, located in the top right corner.
Once a hatch pattern has been added to a drawing, its properties including “Scale”, “Layer”, “Colour” and “Rotation” can be painted across to an existing pattern within the same drawing, using the “Match Properties” command located in the “Home” tab of the ribbon menu, as shown in Figure 1. Click File > Options > Application Options > Drafting > Hatching to display the Hatching page of the Options dialog. 1.In your AutoCAD document, draw a desired pattern using a tool from the Draw panel.
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