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    • M Offline
      millerjx
      last edited by

      Is there a way to have a void inside of a hatch pattern?
      For example to hatch a floor, but not the 24"x24" columns in the middle

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      • pbacotP Offline
        pbacot
        last edited by

        you know it's hard to say, depending on how you are making your drawing. Just in terms of simple drawing, one can place a filled rectangle in the column area etc.

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          shawb
          last edited by

          A workaround for this would be to hide the floor element in the SU view and then place the hatch on a layer below the Sketchup model layer in Layout. Hope this is what you meant - I tried it with both a sectioned and a non-sectioned view. Layout file in version 2015 attached.


          Hatch layer 13 08 2018.layout

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          • RichardR Offline
            Richard
            last edited by

            An easy workaround:

            1. Create a bold rectangular 'C' shaped object with the line tool.
            2. Fill this object with hatch and double-click the object to enable path editing to close the 'C'.
            3. Disable the object's stroke.
            4. Redraw all outlines to the object with a 'stroke' enabled and 'fill' disabled.

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