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I'm wondering
1. It's about insulation batting lines (the line in the draftingtablet which can go to infinity): can I create a line type of my own, which behaves the same as the insulation batting line?
2. Can I create fill patterns on an easy way (not changing the whole .txt script)?
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1. Have you tried creating a new line style and see if that works?
2. There are number of hatch pattern programmes out there. I would recommend using Hatchkit.
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tx for the reaction...
Well I'm actually searching for a zigzag line, which you can use in drafting up your details. The insulation batting line is very handy because you can decide how long the line will be. That is not possible with normal lines (also with the lines I created).
Jelle
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