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Anonymous users2024-01-24Menus, tools, set the display order, set the fill back, and put it down under the furniture.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If it is troublesome for a simple CAD furniture block to block the fill pattern underneath, create a 2D "face" under the furniture module, and put the surface behind the furniture line. The next call is to directly put the furniture in front of the fill pattern and cover it. I usually draw the floor plan separately from the floor plan, so I don't need this method, I think it's better to keep it simple.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22There is a front-mount, and a post-mount feature that you can look for. Generally in the lower right corner.
Enter H in the command line, and when the "Boundary Hatch" box appears, click the "Advanced" button in the box, and select "External" in the "Island Test Style". >>>More
It depends on whether you want your own picture to be very regular, or if you want to get your own picture to be irregular, irregular, you just pick the block, blow up the ground, trim, regular, you need to use the shortcut key to enter "wipeout" to trace the outline of the furniture, so as to cover the furniture map, and then use"DR"command to make the floor padded at the bottom, the mask at the middle, and the furniture at the top, so that you can get the most standard picture.
You can fill the furniture to the point that it means that the outer contour of the furniture is not closed, you can use the polyline command is PL to outline the object you don't want to fill first, and then click on the one to be filled, and it won't be like this! Follow-up question: It's very annoying to use the PL line to enclose the edge, and it is difficult to enclose some blocks very accurately, but I have seen other people's drawings, and their blocks can be put directly on the back of the filling to hide, but I don't know how to do it: >>>More
When you fill the furniture, you can fill it to indicate that the outer contour of the furniture is not closed. >>>More
PL is the most applicable, or if you are too lazy to walk around the PL, you scatter the filled pattern, and it will have no effect if you lose the excess part. I just don't want to fill this later, delete the trouble point.