Hatch

You can animate the hatch pattern on an object that has hatch shading, for example, you can animate it so that it changes pattern when a point changes state.

Each type of hatch pattern corresponds to a number, as follows:

Number for Expression Hatch

0

Horizontal

1

Vertical

2

Forward diagonal

3

Backward diagonal

4

Cross

5

Diagonal cross

6

5 percent

7

10 percent

8

20 percent

9

25 percent

10

30 percent

11

40 percent

12

50 percent

13

60 percent

14

70 percent

15

75 percent

16

80 percent

17

90 percent

18

Light downward diagonal

19

Light upward diagonal

20

Dark downward diagonal

21

Dark upward diagonal

22

Wide downward diagonal

23

Wide upward diagonal

24

Light vertical

25

Light horizontal

26

Narrow vertical

27

Narrow horizontal

28

Dark vertical

29

Dark horizontal

30

Dashed downward diagonal

31

Dashed upward diagonal

32

Dashed horizontal

33

Dashed vertical

34

Small confetti

35

Large confetti

36

Zigzag

37

Wave

38

Diagonal brick

39

Horizontal brick

40

Weave

41

Plaid

42

Divot

43

Dotted grid

44

Dotted diamond

45

Shingle

46

Trellis

47

Sphere

48

Small grid

49

Small checker board

50

Large checker board

51

Outlined diamond

52

Solid diamond

The names for the hatches in ViewX match those used in Microsoft Windows.

Animating the Hatch property only has a visible effect on the Mimic object if the Type property is set to Hatch in the Mimic object's configuration or is animated to be 2 (2 corresponds to Hatch).

You can either edit the expression for the Hatch property so that it is one of the numbers for the hatch patterns, or you can use an expression to change the hatch pattern according to the value or state of a database item. For example, you could use the following expression to change the type of hatch according to the current state of a 2 bit digital point:

LOOKUP( ".DigitalPoint 2.CurrentState" + 1, 40, 47, 48, 50)

This expression animates the Hatch property according to the CurrentState value of a 2 bit digital point named 'DigitalPoint2'. When the 'DigitalPoint2' point is in state 0 the hatch pattern is weave (pattern number 40), when it is in state 1 the hatch pattern is sphere (47), for state 2 the hatch pattern is small grid (48), and when it is in state 3 the hatch pattern is large checker board (50).


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