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With the General High Detail Display Representation selected, picking the Edit Display Properties button on the upper right opens the Display Properties dialog box. As this style uses the material definitions to control the hatching, on the Materials tab, I'll pick the Brick component, and then the Edit Material button on the upper right. Picking the top wall, from the Wall tab's General panel, I'll pick the Edit Style tool. The other way to make AEC hatch patterns annotative is to select that option in either the Wall Display Component or Material Component's Hatching Display Properties. However, if you coordinate the display configurations to change with the annotation scale, you will get your architectural wall and your AutoCAD hatch patterns to look the same. Because hatch patterns are normal AutoCAD objects, they won't respond to changes in the display configuration. Now when changing the annotation scale from 1/8" to 1/4"=1'-0", the wall hatch changes along with the regular hatch patterns. With 1/4"=1'-0" as the current selected scale, I'll change the associated Display Configuration to High Detail, and then pick OK to dismiss the dialog box. Picking 1/4"=1'-0" from the Scale list, it is also tied to the Medium Detail Display Configuration. Currently, the 1/8"=1'-0" Scale is tied to the Medium Detail Display Configuration. On the Scale tab, middle left side, is the Display Configurations list, matching the one accessed from the Application Status bar. From the Application menu, Utilities menu, I'll pick Drawing Setup to open its dialog box. So, how can we coordinate normal hatch patterns and those within the wall objects? One way to accomplished this is in the Drawing Setup dialog box. Changing back to a Medium Detail, when I change the Annotation Scale 1/8" to 1/4"=1'-0", the Annotative Hatch patterns adjust, but the wall hatching does not. Above that is the Display Configuration list.Īs I change the Display Configuration from Medium to High Detail, the hatching in the walls change density, but regular hatching does not. On the Application Status bar is the Annotation, or Plot Scale List. I've created two walls on the top and bottom using different walls styles, and two rectangles with similar hatch patterns in them to explore this topic. While Annotation Tags, Text, Multileaders and Dimensions in AutoCAD Architecture respond appropriately to Annotative scale changes, material or hatch patterns in walls do not, unless we adjust its Display Property either for the Material or the Display Component to be Annotative. Controlling wall hatch patterns with Display representations