Sorry!
I want draw a hatch using HATCH command, but the hatch pattern is not in ISO.PAT, how can I to do?
#2
You must copy the missing pattern definition to icad.pat(I've never heard of ISO.PAT). You can not switch between hatch definition files with the Hatch command. I would recommend using the bhatch command instead, just uncheck "Associative" and it should work as the hatch command. From the bhatch dialog you can switch between pattern definition files.
#3
You could try Regenerating the drawing and then deleting the text if it is still there.
In CAD you sometimes can see entities like text and lines etc. on the screen, yet they are not in the drawing database and sometimes you cannot see an entity yet they are in the drawing database.
Regenerating the drawing updates all entities between the screen and the drawing database.
Regards
John Finlay
In CAD you sometimes can see entities like text and lines etc. on the screen, yet they are not in the drawing database and sometimes you cannot see an entity yet they are in the drawing database.
Regenerating the drawing updates all entities between the screen and the drawing database.
Regards
John Finlay
#4
I agree with Michael. True Type fonts introduce too many problems for the end user. This is especially true when distributing your drawings that use a true type font. You have to supply the true type font with the drawing (which is true with shx fonts as well) and then hope the end user can get the font installed correctly. With a shx font you merely place the font in the fonts directory of IntelliCAD and it finds it. Plus true type fonts don't display the same on all IntelliCAD flavors since true type fonts are really still in the debug stage of development.
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David Trotz