The Fill command in AutoCAD is used to create a filled area within a closed boundary. This command can fill any closed object or space with a specific color or pattern, making it useful for visual representation or shading in your drawings. Unlike the Solid command, which creates a solid color fill, the Fill command allows more flexibility in applying patterns or gradients inside closed shapes.
Follow these steps to use the Fill command in AutoCAD:
To start the Fill command, you can:
After activating the Fill command, AutoCAD will prompt you to select the boundary that you want to fill. You can:
Once you have selected the boundary, AutoCAD will prompt you to choose the type of fill. You can:
After setting the fill type, AutoCAD will apply the fill to the selected boundary. To finish the command:
The Fill command is useful in several scenarios, such as:
The Fill command in AutoCAD is an essential tool for adding visual clarity and emphasis to your drawings. By filling areas with colors, patterns, or textures, you can better communicate design intent, highlight key areas, and create visually appealing and organized drawings. Whether for construction plans, presentations, or technical documents, the Fill command improves the overall quality and readability of your work.