This is a classic issue and they're many people who don't know about or seem to forget 'SNAPBASE'. Issue: Your hatch is broken into segments. Below is an example of the Gravel pattern. The further your hatch objects are from 0,0 the worse it gets.

Equipment Calibration Flow Chart on this page. Solution: 1) Type 'SNAPBASE' 2) Pick a point near your proposed hatch area. 3) If your hatch pattern exists all you have to do is type 'HE' for 'HatchEdit' and press OK. Blood Bowl Star Player Cards Pdf Writer. Double clicking a hatch object also opens the Edit Hatch dialog.

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4) Type 'SNAPBASE' 5) Type '0,0' (Return to Default) Updated for AutoCAD 2008 on 12/16/08: The above workaround doesn't always work. So here's round 2: - Create a hatch boundary polyline. - Wblock, copy clip into a new blank drawing around 0,0,0. - Hatch as usual. - Wblock, copy clip into your original drawing around 0,0,0.

Remember to include the hatch boundary in your selection. You'll need it to move your hatching into position. - Finally move it into place. If you have a faster work around please reply.

I will copy your tip into the main post so people can get the answer and return to work. In response to vanilla ice. I believe this issue has to do with the floating precision in a 32bit environment. 64bit Vista is probably our answer to many anomalies like this. Large coordinate systems have been an issue since day one.

Working with state plane coordinates is a chore at times. I personally can't wait till we migrate to a 64bit environment. IT is always hesitant to make a jump like that. I've read many people have no issues with software compatibility.

Some are having issues with plotter drivers. In regards to your irrelevant issue I have posted my 2 cents on December 12, 2008. Check it out and reply there. Thanks for reading!