Case Studies


Custom Hatch Pattens


The DXFReader.NET Component provides a wide range of powerful features to enhance your workflow when working with DXF files. One notable feature is the ability to seamlessly apply fills to existing objects or enclosed areas using hatch patterns, solid colors, gradients, or even create new hatch objects. In this sample, we will focus on demonstrating the usage of the AddHatch method, along with instructions on how to load and utilize custom hatch patterns from a .PAT file.

The AddHatch method allows you to easily apply hatch patterns to selected objects or regions in your DXF drawing. By specifying the desired parameters such as pattern type, scale, angle, and boundary, you can create visually appealing fills that enhance the representation of your design.

To further extend the capabilities of the DXFReader.NET Component, you can load custom hatch patterns from a .PAT file. This enables you to utilize unique hatch patterns that suit your specific requirements. Simply follow these steps to load and utilize custom hatches:

  1. Prepare a .PAT file containing the custom hatch patterns you wish to use. This file defines the pattern definitions and their corresponding names.

  2. Load the .PAT file using the appropriate method provided by the DXFReader.NET Component. This will make the custom hatch patterns available for use within your DXF drawings.

  3. When utilizing the AddHatch method, you can reference the custom hatch patterns by their names specified in the .PAT file. This allows you to easily apply the desired custom hatch pattern to selected objects or regions.

By leveraging the capabilities of the DXFReader.NET Component and incorporating custom hatch patterns, you have the flexibility to create visually captivating and informative designs within your DXF files. Explore the vast range of possibilities and streamline your workflow with this powerful tool.

C#


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Warning!
All samples, data, places and images in this section are only for tutorial scope. They are fictitious and may not correspond to real cases.

Any similarities to actual persons or places is merely coincidental.

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