Edit Hatch of Section View with linked 3D Data

Edit Hatch of Section View with linked 3D Data

This section explains how to edit the hatchings in a Section View that has been projected from 3D data in CAXA DRAFT.

Procedure:

[1] Go to the [3D Interface] tab, then click [Edit Hatch].


[2] Select the hatching you want to edit.
If there are multiple hatchings, you can select them one after another (no key operation is required).


[3] Once selection is complete, right-click to confirm.

[4] The [Hatching Pattern] dialog box will appear. Change the settings as desired.


[5] Click [OK]

Please refer to the video below.

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