The HPORIGINMODE controls how the hatch object determines the default hatch origin point and can be set to a corner or the center of the hatch boundary.
This will leave the world coordinate system, and the northings and eastings in your drawing, alone. The HPORIGN variable sets the hatch origin point for new hatch objects relative to the current user coordinate system. With the 2006 version of AutoCAD the HPORIGIN and HPORIGINMODE system variables were introduced. In civil drawings moving the objects or changing the location of the origin is typically not an option because it would destroy the coordinate system of your drawing. This typically happens when the area that you are hatching is very far from the origin (0,0) of your coordinate system. Giving you results that don’t look at all like your desired hatching. Have you ever had a hatch pattern display incorrectly? If you are using a hatch pattern like gravel or concrete the sides of the intended shapes within the hatch may not line up properly.
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