Format
AutoCAD Hatch Pattern
Summary
- Name
- AutoCAD Hatch Pattern
- Identifiers
- PUID: fmt/1103
- Format type
- Image (Raster)
- Description
- A hatch pattern consists of a repeating pattern of lines, dashes, and dots, and is used within AutoCAD to represent materials to be used within the manufacture of the object defined in the CAD drawing
- File extensions
-
pat - Source
- Digital Preservation Department / The National Archives
- Developed by
- Autodesk
- Supported by
- Autodesk
Internal signatures
AutoCAD Hatch Pattern
- Note
- Top line: asterisk, then a filename (up to 31 characters) that will start with a minimum of one letter or number, followed by an optional description then a line-ending. Second line: A minimum of 5 numeric (integer or floating point) values, representing Angle, X-origin, Y-origin, Delta-x, Delta-y (further values may represent optional dashes). Origins and Deltas may be negative or positive. A comma will follow each numeric value and each line will be terminated with a line ending.
Byte sequences
- Min Frag Length
- Absolute from BOF
- Offset
- 0
- Max offset
- 0
- Byte Sequence
2A([30:39]|[41:5A]|[61:7A]){0-80}0D0A{0-10}[30:39]2C20{0-10}[30:39]2C([30:39]|2D[30:39]|2E[30:39]){0-10}2C20{0-10}[30:39]2C([30:39]|2D[30:39]|2E[30:39]){0-128}0D0A- Endianness
- None
Changelog
-
Added in V93
- Release date
- 30 November 2017
AutoCAD Hatch Pattern: Signature developed with Henk Vanstappen, Datable.
AutoCAD Hatch Pattern: Full entry added. Submitted by Henk Vanstappen, Datable.