The dialogue for importing hatches only allows selection of one file at a time.
I know it’s handy to have a bunch of hatches presaved into a .3dm and they will all be imported at once,
but if it’s possible to allow multiple files, it’d still make it much easier in the event that’s not an option.
For example, I’ve got a few folders filled with 100+ Autocad .pat hatch files.
and try this, Chatgpt wrote these codes and it Works
how to do step by step
Open Rhinoceros 3D.
Open Rhino’s Python editor by either typing the EditPythonScript command at the command line or by clicking the Rhino menu and then going to Python > Python Editor.
Copy and paste the script into the Python editor.
Save the script by going to “File” > “Save” and choosing a filename and location. Note that the file extension must be “.py”.
Close the Python editor.
Go to the command line in Rhino and enter the RunPythonScript command.
Select the script you just saved and click “Open”.
Soon is a variable term at McNeel. Could mean tomorrow or 5 years from now… In any case it’s not in V8 (yet). Haven’t tested V9 (but I suspect not yet either).
I’ve added this thread to RH-29081 Hatch: add PAT files by drag and drop
From your message, though, I’m not sure if you know that you can import a bunch of .pat files at once from Document Properties -> Hatch -> Import…
-wim
No. I don’t know how to do that. When I follow as your description above, I’m only able to select one hatch at a time. +Shift or +ctr doesn’t work for an example.