I must hatch a area that has a outer diam of 100mm and a inner diam of 65mm.
I try to do this by hand width arc lines but those bent any way but not the
correct one.
Can I do this with a script?
Harry
I must hatch a area that has a outer diam of 100mm and a inner diam of 65mm.
I try to do this by hand width arc lines but those bent any way but not the
correct one.
Can I do this with a script?
Harry
Harry H. Arends schrieb:
I must hatch a area that has a outer diam of 100mm and a inner diam of 65mm.
I try to do this by hand width arc lines but those bent any way but not the
correct one.
Can I do this with a script?
You can do /almost anything/ with a script. 
However, this is not necessary here.
Just start the polygon command with the proper width, then click (or
enter) coordinate (-50 0), choose the right of the two rounded bend
styles, and click/enter (0 50). Proceed to (50 0), you must change the
bend style (use Ctl + right mouse button). Continue for (0 -50) and
finally close the circle at (-50 0).
For the inner clearance, add a circle of width 0 in the corresponding
restrict layer.
Set the polygon property "fill style" to hatch. You can do that during
drawing or afterwards.
(Using the last wire bend style (freehand) is yet faster, but harder to
explain.)
Tilmann
Harry H. Arends schrieb:
I must hatch a area that has a outer diam of 100mm and a inner diam of 65mm.
I try to do this by hand width arc lines but those bent any way but not the
correct one.
Can I do this with a script?
You can do /almost anything/ with a script.
However, this is not necessary here.
Just start the polygon command with the proper width, then click (or
enter) coordinate (-50 0), choose the right of the two rounded bend
styles, and click/enter (0 50). Proceed to (50 0), you must change the
bend style (use Ctl + right mouse button). Continue for (0 -50) and
finally close the circle at (-50 0).
For the inner clearance, add a circle of width 0 in the corresponding
restrict layer.
Set the polygon property "fill style" to hatch. You can do that during
drawing or afterwards.
(Using the last wire bend style (freehand) is yet faster, but harder to
explain.)
Tilmann
