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16th Feb 2011 02:18 pm #1Full Member
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How can I check wether my lines in a 2d object are closed or not??
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16th Feb 2011 02:52 pm #2Quantum Mechanic
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16th Feb 2011 03:09 pm #3Full Member
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Well, I have to hatch something and I know there is a function that can show lines that aren't closed. I just can't remember what it is..
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16th Feb 2011 03:11 pm #4Super Member
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properites (command CH) - it's in there
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16th Feb 2011 03:12 pm #5Super Member
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you can also QSELECT and choose only (or all) polylines which are not closed, if that helps
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16th Feb 2011 03:15 pm #6Quantum Mechanic
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Lines or Polylines? Polylines that aren't closed will be indicated in the Properties window under Misc > Closed > Yes/No.
I have no idea what the command CH is supposed to do."I have only come here seeking knowledge. Things they wouldn't teach me of in college." The Police
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16th Feb 2011 03:28 pm #7Full Member
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thanks... I also found the "pedit" usefull..
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16th Feb 2011 03:37 pm #8Quantum Mechanic
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So you weren't actually checking to see if they were closed. You wanted to know how to close them.
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17th Feb 2011 08:35 am #9Full Member
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Yes, so true... Sorry, sometimes these questions just make sense in your own head you know...
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17th Feb 2011 09:48 am #10Super Member
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remark - CH is the standard command for properties palette - i have no idea why CH but it works on all my machines
(the least i expect now is to be shown step by step, with reference to AutoCAD help, how and why i am wrong
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