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Part 1: <strong>AutoCAD</strong> Basics<br />

Chapter 8: Section<br />

Views<br />

<br />

Create four layers with the following<br />

properties.<br />

In this chapter, you will learn to:<br />

<br />

Create Section Views<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

Set Hatch Properties<br />

Use Isl<strong>and</strong> Detection tools<br />

Create text in Hatching<br />

<br />

Create the drawing as shown below. Do not<br />

apply dimensions.<br />

<br />

Edit Hatching<br />

Section Views<br />

In this chapter, you will learn to create section<br />

views. You can create section views to display the<br />

interior portion of a <strong>com</strong>ponent that cannot be<br />

shown clearly by means of hidden lines. This can be<br />

done by cutting the <strong>com</strong>ponent using an imaginary<br />

plane. In a section view, section lines, or cross-hatch<br />

lines are added to indicate the surfaces that are cut<br />

by the imaginary cutting plane. In <strong>AutoCAD</strong>, you<br />

can add these section lines or cross-hatch lines using<br />

the Hatch tool.<br />

The Hatch tool<br />

The Hatch tool is used to generate hatch lines by<br />

clicking inside a closed area. When you click inside a<br />

closed area, a temporary closed boundary will be<br />

created using the PLINE <strong>com</strong>m<strong>and</strong>. The closed<br />

boundary will be filled with hatch lines, <strong>and</strong> then it<br />

will be deleted.<br />

<br />

Select the Hatch lines layer from the Layer<br />

drop-down.<br />

Example 1:<br />

In this example, you will apply hatch lines to the<br />

drawing as shown in figure below.<br />

<br />

Click Home > Draw > Hatch on the ribbon,<br />

or enter H in the <strong>com</strong>m<strong>and</strong> line; the Hatch<br />

<br />

Open a new <strong>AutoCAD</strong> file.<br />

Creation tab appears in the ribbon.<br />

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