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What causes CAD to fail to find valid hatch boundaries?

2012-08-28View Original

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What causes CAD to fail to find valid hatch boundaries? I confirmed that this area is already closed, but I still get the message “No valid hatch boundary found” when filling it?
Reply #22012-08-28
How do you confirm it? Do you use the naked eye? Or do you try drawing a polygon on layer 0 and then test by filling it in? Basically, it won’t give any errors unless there’s a problem with your AutoCAD.
Reply #32012-08-28
Execute the redraw command to fill again
Reply #42012-08-29
It still doesn’t work even after redrawing. I tried several times and found that filling is possible if the area drawn is larger, but it’s not possible when the area is small. What’s going on?
Reply #52012-08-30
Areas that are small should also be filled; perhaps the scale is too large, making it impossible to see the effect of the filling. Reducing the scale might solve this issue.

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