Region color problems.

In my drawaing, I have a region with orange color. When I embed another region with brown color on it, I see the orange diagnol (hatch) lines behind the brown region when I resize the drawing. How can I avoide this.

Thanks. Raj

I've had that happening with some architectural drawings. DRAWORDER works well, as well as moving the offending hatch down in the Z axis (the first is way more easy to deal with down the line...) in fact, ignore my second idea. I would press backspace to erase it, but it's more fun letting you in on my line of thought. I'm hungry.

I wrote a lisp that presses all hatches to the back, and brings all dimensions and leader lines to the front. Here ya go. It won't actually resolve your problem, but gives you an idea of how to deal with similar situations. Just change ((0 . "HATCH")) for ((0 . "REGION"))

Cheers

Dr Fleau

Now where's my Johnny Cash CD ?

;;; ;;; HATCHBACK.LSP ;;; ;;; Pierre Marcotte 18/02/2003 ;;; ;;; Ramasse les entités "HATCH" et les mets ;;; à l'arrière de toutes les autres lignes, et ;;; amène les LEADER à l'avant pour ;;; un affichage net et clair.

(DEFUN c:hatchback (/ hatchentdata leaderentata) (SETVAR "cmdecho" 0) ;; ------------Gets all HATCH entities---------------- (SETQ hatchentdata (SSGET "X" '((0 . "HATCH")))) (IF (AND (NOT (/= (GETVAR "TILEMODE") 0)) (= NIL hatchentdata) ) ;_end AND (progn (PRINC "\n You are not in ModelSpace. Try again." ) (princ) ) ;_end PROGN (if (/= nil hatchentdata) (progn ;; Sets the hatch entities to the back (COMMAND "_draworder" hatchentdata "" "B") ;; ------------Gets all LEADER ;; entities----------- (SETQ leaderentata (SSGET "X" '((0 . "LEADER")))) ;; Sets the leaders to the front (COMMAND "_draworder" leaderentata "" "F") ) (princ "\n No HATCH found. ") )

) ;_end IF

(PRINC) ) ;_ end DEFUN

"Raj" a écrit dans le message de news: snipped-for-privacy@n13g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...

Thanks Dr Fleau for sharing your knowledge and thoughts.

I figured that if I do the rendering using the Accurender then these hatches will go away in the final drawing. So I am not desperate now to avoid these.

Regards. Raj

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