In Archicad, "hatching" is handled via the . Understanding how to manage these fills is essential for clean documentation and professional 2D/3D representation. Core Fill Types in Archicad Archicad categorizes fills into four main types: Solid Fills
: Standard hatching patterns used to represent cut surfaces or top covers. They can also be assigned to surfaces for display in the 3D window. archicad hatch
From the basic Fill Tool to importing complex .PAT files, Archicad offers one of the most robust 2D pattern engines in the BIM industry. By understanding the difference between (for CD's) and Image (for renderings) fills, and by learning to edit the Angle and Pen settings, you move from being a novice drawer to a professional documenter. In Archicad, "hatching" is handled via the
If you’ve spent any time in Archicad, you know that are more than just decoration. They define materials, communicate construction details, and bring your drawings to life. communicate construction details
Duplicate your standard material hatches, add “Existing” or “Demo” hatches with different spacing or line type. Assign them via renovation filters.
: Custom patterns you can create yourself. These allow you to combine lines and even other fills within a single definition for high-detail documentation. Image Fills