mrgm
18th Feb 2008, 08:32 pm
First off, nice site. I've read thru many postings on this site before I posted this, and there is a lot of good stuff here.
My problem- I've received drawings that have lines drawing in different planes. The start of one line, is in a separate plane than the end of the line. When seen in the plan view, they look as though that is where they belong, the x,y plane is fine. There are several lines that are this way in the dwgs that I have, I would hate to change each individual line by way of the properties menu. I have attached a picture showing example.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v646/mrgm/PROBLEMDRAWING.jpg
Is there a command, lisp code that I can run to move all points in the z plane to the o,o coordinate- but without moving the x,y coordinates?
Any help would be much appreciated :)
My problem- I've received drawings that have lines drawing in different planes. The start of one line, is in a separate plane than the end of the line. When seen in the plan view, they look as though that is where they belong, the x,y plane is fine. There are several lines that are this way in the dwgs that I have, I would hate to change each individual line by way of the properties menu. I have attached a picture showing example.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v646/mrgm/PROBLEMDRAWING.jpg
Is there a command, lisp code that I can run to move all points in the z plane to the o,o coordinate- but without moving the x,y coordinates?
Any help would be much appreciated :)