Hide Image Frame or Turn Off Image Border in AutoCAD - Remove Boundaries

Often one needs to insert images into AutoCAD and then you print them. The default setting is a line around the image, that means, a frame or border around it, this might not be necessary when you plot your drawing. In the following video tutorial, we will watch a demonstration of how to hide or remove it.

You have 2 options to hide image frame:
OPTION 1: IMAGEFRAME (AutoCAD Command)
You can hide image boundaries. Hiding the image boundary prevents the boundary from being plotted or displayed.

OPTION 2: TFRAMES (Express Tool Command)
Toggles the display of frames for all wipeout and image objects. Use TFRAMES to hide or display the frames of wipeouts and images in a drawing.

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Creating custom Hatch with your Own Pattern Design in AutoCAD - Hatch with a Block

In a previous tutorial we learn how to customize textures or shading with pictures or drawings in AutoCAD. In this video tutorial, we will introduce how to customize textures or shading with blocks or own drawings with AutoCAD Express Tool SUPERHATCH.

You can use the block option to create shading or hatching with custom patterns; You can create blocks with different layers, colors and line types to create patterns that stands in your drawings and print a wide variety of line weights.

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Hatch with image Files and your own Pattern AutoCAD with SUPERHATCH

The SUPERHATCH command lets you use an image, instead of the classic pattern that brings AutoCAD; so the quality will be superior and you can use high resolution images. hatches an area using a selected image (this tutorial), block (next tutorial), xref, or wipeout object. In this video tutorial, we will introduce how to customize textures or shading with your own pictures or drawings.

With SUPERHATCH command, we can get realistic appearances, like 2D model planes without render a 3D project.

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