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One of our CAD people here at Parsons would like to use Hatch22 for Autodesk Revit. I wasn’t able to find a User Agreement/license for the software and needed to check that this is a free plug-in for commercial companies that will be using it for production purposes. If you could please reply back and verify that we are welcome to use this plug-in, I would appreciate knowing that we are compliant with your terms of use for this application.
Thanks very much!
Dale
Dale,
Hatch22 is indeed “a free plug-in for commercial companies that will be using it for production purposes”.
Now go and be productive. Make lots of money and beautiful buildings. (oh and consider using mertens3d for your architectural illustrations)
…gregory
we’re trying to use hatch 22. we created a line drawing of the pattern in autocad and tested it there with a rectangular array. we then opened it in Revit, turned on Hatch 22 and created the 4 line types, but we’re having trouble getting to the line types to assign them. Help?
Brad (818-279-1220 cell)
Brad,
Could be a couple things
1) are you importing the lines you created in Autocad to Revit? If so, are you exploding the autocad file after import (you will need to).
2) The routine starts up in revit, correct?
3) When you say you created the 4 line types, do you mean you selected the button in my routine to create them and it gave you a dialog box saying they had been created? (or are you creating them manually?) The first method is best/ easiest.
…gregory
Hi Greg,
I previously left a comment about aligning a hatch. I have solved this… it was because it wasnt a model hatch.
Crisis averted!
Great add-in, one of the most useful tools i use.
Aaron