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Fill pattern issues in CAD

2009-02-02View Original

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In CAD, a component has already had its fill applied, but it turns out that this component should be divided into two separate parts. After I perform the division, is it possible to avoid deleting the existing fill and instead modify one fill into two different fills?
Reply #22009-02-02
I think it’s not possible; perhaps the filling of LZ has been adjusted, and filling it again is a bit troublesome. You can move the previous fill to the side first; once the segmentation is complete, use the fill again, keeping the default settings. Then, using feature matching, brush in the content that was added later.
Reply #32009-02-03
No, it’s not possible; you have to delete it and fill it in again
Reply #42009-02-03
Deleting the original padding and repadding it is the simplest and fastest method.
Reply #52009-02-03
There’s no need to delete everything or break it apart; just trim off half of it along the line between the two parts, fill in the other half, and then align them – this saves half the time, haha

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