You assigned a thick pen weight to the fill lines. Fix: Go to Fill Manager , select the hatch, and change the Pen to a lighter one (e.g., Pen 90 for light gray, Pen 5 for thin dark lines). Never use Pen 1 (black) for dense hatches.
). The hatch grew intelligent; it understood that the concrete pattern should look denser on a small-scale plan and sparser on a large-scale detail. 3. BIM Integration: "Fills in 3D" archicad hatch
: Applied to the top surfaces of 3D elements (like slabs or roofs) in floor plans. These often represent floor finishes like tiles or hardwood. You assigned a thick pen weight to the fill lines
Don't change hatches one-by-one. Use the . BIM Integration: "Fills in 3D" : Applied to
In ArchiCAD, a hatch refers to a pattern of lines, shapes, or textures used to fill a closed shape or area in a design. Hatches are used to provide visual representation of different materials, such as concrete, brick, wood, or glass, and can also be used to indicate different surface textures or patterns. ArchiCAD provides a wide range of pre-defined hatch patterns, and users can also create their own custom hatches.
Mastery Guide: Archicad Hatches (Fill Types) In Archicad, "hatches" are technically known as Fill Types