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Hi,

I try to make a linetype which contains only plus sign. (+ + + + + + + +)

 

*EMRE,artı

S,0,-0.5,[EMRE,C:\Users\user\Desktop\plus\emre,y=.06788,s=.333333],-.5

 

 

But, there is a dot at start and end points of (+) sign. result is like this;

(.+ .+ .+ .+ .+ .+ .+ .+ .+ .+)

of course dots are smaller. so is there any way to remove that annoying dots from my linetype?

Thank you.

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Check the rules for defining linetypes. The zero in the second position specifies a dot. Take that out and you have only spaces and symbols.

 

What does the S do? I thought we only had the A option.

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The letter "A" forces the linetype to align between two endpoints. As for the letter "S"....I don't know what that would do either.

 

"And use a zero to draw a dot. A "0" is a single dot."

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i was told '0' means no dot at the initial point.

 

0 means pen down. AutoCAD was started in the days of the pen plotter, so when you started a line, they thought that the pen should go down onto to paper. Even if the first line length was zero, the pen down action left a dot on the paper :shock:

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AutoCAD has to put the pen down, otherwise it can't draw the line.

 

If you really really don't want to see the dots, then I suggest that you make a block of the cross, draw a continuous line, and then use measure or divide along that line with the cross block, and then erase the original line.

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Like Eldons suggestion instead of "line" use "lcross" it would invoke a lisp etc draw a line remember its entity name do a "Measure" maybe preset distance or press then rub out line because you know which entity to delete.

 

Good starting progam for learning lisp, big hint "Getpoint" & "Entlast"

 

2nd version pick line/s and replace with crosses.

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rkmcswain from augi suggested me an easier way to handle this. i adjust x coordinate and some arrangements with the 'y' i disappear the dot. the dot still exists but in the cross now.

 

here's the line type for whoever needs;

 

*EMRE,artı

S,0,-0.5,[EMRE,C:\Users\user\Desktop\artı\emre,x=0.3,y=.00,s=0.3333333],-0.5

just put your cross shape into the linetype definition

thanks everyone

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