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To maintain associativity, the boundary objects must continue to completely
enclose the hatch.
The alignment and orientation of a hatch pattern is determined by the current
location and orientation of the user coordinate system, in addition to controls
in the user interface.
Moving or rotating the UCS is an alternate method for controlling hatch
patterns.
NOTE By default, a preview of the hatch displays as you move the cursor over
enclosed areas. To improve the response time in large drawings, turn off the hatch
preview feature with the HPQUICKPREVIEW system variable, or decrease the time
before the preview is temporarily canceled with the HPQUICKPREVTIMEOUT system
variable.
Alternatively, solid-filled areas can be created using
2D solids (SOLID)
Wide polylines (PLINE)
Donuts (DONUT)
Specify Hatch and Fill Areas
Define boundaries for hatches and fills from existing objects or from specified
boundary points.
Use one of several methods to specify the 2D geometric boundaries of a hatch
or fill.
Specify a point in an area that is enclosed by objects.
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