Accidentally drawing in 3D, ho
:shock:My coworker uses the most recent version of AutoCAD (at school when she's not here), and she told me that there is now a small icon that will allow you to switch from 2D to 3D. Somehow, however, I switched to 3D without realizing it, and now some of my lines are not coplanar, which makes hatching impossible! I think this may have happened to me in the past because I have frequently had trouble with hatching areas that I knew had to be closed (unless they are 3D).I know next to nothing about 3D drafting, and so I have no idea how it got started or how I can get out of it. I'm using AutoCAD 2005, which she considers antique.I discovered I was drawing in 3D when I checked line properties and found values in delta Z!
I will appreciate any help - I find the AutoCAD help portion of the program to be of very little help here. "I will simply omit the hatches instead of doing that."
Yes, hatches will behave rather strangely if there are gaps in your geometry.Adding to the mess is the fact you were attempting this in 3D with poorly constructed geometry.
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