have a look at this maybe http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showth...ith-each-other

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I have a drawing that has irrigation drainage lines on one layer and underground electrical lines on another. Is there a way to have acad count how many times the lines on the underground electrical layer cross the lines on the irrigation drainage layer? I can do it manually but there has to be a better way.




have a look at this maybe http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showth...ith-each-other
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Autocad Map is able to find intersections ("overlay") between different topologies, but only if one is polygonal.
Since you have linear layers, you could _MAPEXPORT both to shapefiles, then perform an intersection routine in a opensource Gis like Quantum.
Just tried with a couple of layers, here's the resulting point shape (in blue):
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A quick and dirty way would be use the Mapcleanup tools (mapclean). Select the two layers to clean, then use break at intersection and use the INTERACTIVE option. It will list how many "errors" there are, then just canel out of the cleanup with out breaking anything.
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I love the select similar function. Now if the guys that created the shape file would draw the collection lines better the mapclean function would be perfect. LOL
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