AutoCAD Tutorial: How to use Transparent Hatches

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In todays video I go over how to use transparencies with autocad hatches, and objects, by using a transparency you are able to see through a hatch or object and see the linework or image behind it. I also show you how to fix a problem with transparent objects not printing plotting.
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[@samh5550]

Extremely useful Brandon! that "plot transparency" is what exactly I'm looking for, and most of the other videos just dealing with picture transparency.
Keep up the good work!

[@chrismoura1508]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THAT VIDEO. I've been trying how to turn my block transparent for days. Thanks again.

[@RENZOPIANOLO]

Muchas gracias!!! Muy útil y muy bien explicado.
Thank you very much!!! Very useful and your explanation is very good!!!

[@rezaazizi4408]

Nice job i used hatch transparency as glass in 2D elevation. Thanks❤

[@iraklibeggi7385]

thank you very much, This video helped me...

[@dream199094]

I love your channel so much!!

[@lyndonharvey4151]

Thank you thank you thank you. I was stumped, thanks for pointing out the show/hide transparency box.

[@Cadintentions]

Glad I could help!
Cheers

[@rustynumbat]

@@Cadintentions Lifesaver here too haha

[@apurba500]

Good knowledge,Thankyou

[@Belleza07]

Very useful vid. Thanks!

[@latable1]

very clear and helpful, thanks

[@jesusjavierhuerta4901]

Thank you!

[@hansbegonia8540]

right in time! thanks

[@odamboymadraximov2850]

Thank you very much

[@ananday9114]

its helps me
thank you

[@moniqueteresinha]

changed my life!!! hehe
thanks

[@ekalsyawie216]

Thank you

[@supermaxmixnet2494]

thank you so much.

[@MiMhew]

thank you very much

[@vladimir.zlokazov]

Thanks a lot!

[@LazyArquitecto]

Good video Brandon. I created "Automatic Transparency"

[@fazalwadood3197]

tons of thanks

[@frouk62]

Thanks mate!

[@idrissalami174]

Thanks for this, how do I go if I want to plot without showing the transparency section

[@janiatrical]

thanks

[@Monjur1863]

Thanks.

[@sultanaanjum7397]

Awesome, super clear! :)

[@Cadintentions]

Thanks! Glad you liked it and thanks for watching

[@mosharafhossain992]

good work.

[@Cadintentions]

Thanks!
Cheers

[@saqib2446]

thanks for information.

[@Cadintentions]

Cheers!
Thanks for watching and glad it could help

[@sachinmaurya2069]

Thank you!

[@odamboymadraximov2850]

Great man👍👍👍

[@tinatina5046]

thank you.. big time!!! : )

[@akbarasharaf9688]

thnk u

[@dwkarl55]

Can you control hatch transparency by changing the layer transparency

[@sofyanitpj236]

tengkyu

[@Jamieoc90]

legend!

[@mudasirayub6390]

thanks sir

[@Cadintentions]

You're welcome! Thank you for watching

[@ebrisse]

When I plot with transparency turned on for solid hatches the edges of the hatches come out jagged. Do you know how to fix this?

[@mattwinter9704]

cheers, but when i print after changing the transparency, my lines with lineweight to small all come up fuzzy, which makes my annotation look ... bad. is there a way around this? (im currently using autocad lt 2014 )

[@javj9476]

heyy, after 8 years have you found a solution? 😅 im experiencing this too

[@DaveBrittain1]

useful thanks, but when I save the drawing as a pdf, it loses the transparency effects, which is no good as I exchange all my drawings as pdf's. Any way round this??
Thanks,
Dave

[@lucianconstantin6214]

DaveBrittain1 for that, you must to select "plot transparency" in window with plot options! That is in right side, i think! Regards!

[@lukar8826]

Thanks a lot, fuck that check transparency checkbox