MaxBboxGap is the number of bounding boxes a curve can be hidden before being drawn again (because all hatch lines are infinite) higher numbers = longer definitions.
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The plug-in tries to come up with something reasonable based on the bounding box size and the file tolerance tighter tolerance = longer definitions. DecimationTolerance is how roughly curves are broken into line segments. Currently you can only have non-negative values (so no overlapping). The quick rundown for the options would be: X and Y padding is how much room to add between repeating the curves selected. The major drawback to it right now is that it only makes a *.pat file, so you have to make a pattern, save it out, open Rhino Options -> Annotation -> Hatch and Import the *.pat file you just made.Īs for documentation for use, the plug-in adds one command: makeHatch. It is still the same ol’ kludgey thing as the 32 bit version (so no real updates), but it works. After getting a little nudge to update it, I finally did, and I’ll put the result here: Quite a while ago I made a hatch pattern maker for V4 / V5 32 bit, but never updated it for 64 bit.
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