Archicad Hatch Jun 2026

Textures derived from raster image files (JPEG or PNG). These are ideal for adding realistic material representations directly onto 2D layouts or presentation floor plans, such as wood grains, carpets, or grass. 3. How to Create a Custom Hatch Pattern

Archicad categorizes fills based on their architectural purpose. Understanding these categories ensures your elements display correctly in plans, sections, and 3D views. archicad hatch

These are pattern-based (e.g., hatch lines, brick patterns) that can be rotated, scaled, and linked to the scale of your drawing. Textures derived from raster image files (JPEG or PNG)

All walls used to show hatching, but new walls don't. Solution: This is often a height issue. Your floor plan cut plane (usually set to 1 meter) cuts through the wall. If your new wall has a height of 61 centimeters, the cut plane is passing above the wall. You are looking at the top of the wall, not the cut section. Raise the wall height to pass through the cut plane to see the hatch. How to Create a Custom Hatch Pattern Archicad

Use Graphic Overrides to change hatch patterns and colors globally. For instance, you can override all construction hatches to be faint grey in a schematic design view.

Custom patterns designed by the user, frequently used for complex tiling, specialized roofing, or brick patterns.

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Textures derived from raster image files (JPEG or PNG). These are ideal for adding realistic material representations directly onto 2D layouts or presentation floor plans, such as wood grains, carpets, or grass. 3. How to Create a Custom Hatch Pattern

Archicad categorizes fills based on their architectural purpose. Understanding these categories ensures your elements display correctly in plans, sections, and 3D views.

These are pattern-based (e.g., hatch lines, brick patterns) that can be rotated, scaled, and linked to the scale of your drawing.

All walls used to show hatching, but new walls don't. Solution: This is often a height issue. Your floor plan cut plane (usually set to 1 meter) cuts through the wall. If your new wall has a height of 61 centimeters, the cut plane is passing above the wall. You are looking at the top of the wall, not the cut section. Raise the wall height to pass through the cut plane to see the hatch.

Use Graphic Overrides to change hatch patterns and colors globally. For instance, you can override all construction hatches to be faint grey in a schematic design view.

Custom patterns designed by the user, frequently used for complex tiling, specialized roofing, or brick patterns.