Hi, welcome @forums.autodesk.com! >> i need to do hatch stretch command in autocad Hatches can be stretched either by using it's grips (and so the grip-stretch function) or - as long as the hatch is associative - by stretching the geometry that builds the borders for the hatch. If the hatch is not associative any more and you don't like to use the grips you will have to recreate a border geometry: either use right-click and 'Create Boundary' in the context menu or use 'Hatch Edit' in the context menu to get the dialog, also there is a button for recreating the boundary.

Please don't forget to answer the question 'Reassociate the hatch with the new boundary' with 'Yes';) - alfred.

A customer asked us how to load custom hatch patterns into AutoCAD as they see that you can download free ones from the internet. The first step to download these new hatch pattern files. The new patterns are actually text based files with a file extension of.pat. A couple of site where you can download hatch pattern are:. There are many other site on the internet and you will find them by simple doing a google search. Here is the link of the search I did.

Pictures of Wood and Stone hatch patterns for AutoCAD. Hatch Pattern. Including AutoCAD 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, Architecture, ADT, Mechanical etc. May 14, 2011 - i need to do hatch stretch command in autocad. As the hatch is associative - by stretching the geometry that builds the borders for the hatch.

For this blog I went to the Dotsoft website and downloaded the Spanish Roof tile pattern. I downloaded the Spanish Tile Roofing pattern file onto the Desktop. The filename is called “spantile.pat”. Iron maiden somewhere in time full album torrent.

What you now have to do is to copy the pattern file into a path where AutoCAD looks for files to use, in this case the general AutoCAD “Support” file path. Browse to the location where you saved the pattern file, right click on the file, cut the file and past it into the following locations for the different Window operating systems: Windows Vista, 7, 8, 8.1 and 10. C: Users AppData Roaming Autodesk AutoCAD 20xx Rxx.x enu Support Windows XP: C: Documents and Settings Application Data Autodesk AutoCAD 20xx Rxx.x enu Support Note: For AutoCAD 2009 and earlier, the default hatch pattern location is: C: Program Files Autodesk AutoCAD 20xx Support Now start AutoCAD, zoom to an area you want to hatch and then click to hatch tool. Click the expand button on the bottom right of the pattern panel to see more hatch patterns and scroll down. Search for and select the new hatch pattern you have downloaded, in this case called SPANTILE. Go through the process of creating your hatch but select an internal area. Note that I also changed the scale to 100 before I clicked the internal area.

Note that this is only one way of adding hatch patterns to your AutoCAD installation. There are other ways to add Hatch patterns to your installation as well.