Hi all
My need is to differentiate between surfaces with a hatching pattern (in black and white) on an isometric view of a drawing.
I have a solution that works, but very badly on some surfaces.
Basically, I add hatching directly on the iso view of the drawing with the Insert>Annotations>Hatched Area/Fill function
Here is the result obtained and expected :
Except that I have surfaces where it doesn't go as well... In general, this is when the face goes behind the hatched area, here is an example:
To make the surfaces wrong, I spend time redrawing the outline with the sketches. Very, very, very long... But this is the only solution found to date...
So I'm looking for a quicker solution. My research axes :
- Directly add hatching in a 3D sketch in the .prt -> Not working
- Add a pattern (checkerboard type) in the appearance of the .prt -> Doesn't work because I have to use a 'shaded view' display state in the drawing to make the pattern appear... The state is no longer wireframed, shadow is generated and therefore visibility is poor
If it were possible to create a pattern in the .prt and make the patterns visible in a "hidden lines removed" display state, that would be great..!
Oh yes, I'm on SolidWorks 2019.
Thank you in advance for your help
Kind regards
Nicholas