Creating Hatching in Projected Views from 3D

This section explains how to apply custom hatching patterns to each part in a projected view created from 3D data in CAXA Draft.

Procedure:

[1] Click [Standard View], then move [Options] tab.
Set the [Hatch Settings] for each part or assembly.

After selecting a hatch pattern for each part, be sure to click Apply.

[2] Create [Section View] and confirm Hatching.

In case of you change pattern

[1] Click [Edit Hatch] in the [3D Interface] tab.

[2] Select hatching from the drawing.    ※Multi selection enable

Then right-click.

[3] Change pattern and click [OK]

Please refer to the video below.

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