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I want to pick the point where the circle hits the edge of the box but there seems to be no Intersection there. But they are on the same plane!

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You might want to try using APPARENT INTERSECTION.

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Tried but no snap. Also strange that I tried entering the coordinates using Polyline: snap at the centre of the circle, @-500,0,0 ,nothing happen but this work with using Line.

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I suspect your geometry is off. Post a copy of the drawing file here so we can take a look at it.

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It means you may have drawn something wrong.

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How can anything be wrong? Its just a simple box and a circle :unsure:

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The reason you cannot snap to it is because the lines are really a 3D Solid. It is not the same as snapping to a point on a line.

In 2011 or 2012 3D Object Snap was added to the program. :)

 

Sorry to barge into the middle of your clarification and cut to the chase, ReMark, saw your new posts after posting this. :beer:

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Wouldn't quadrant snap (assuming center is on the vertex corner) be the same result?

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As fate would have it, in this particular instance that would do it JD, but might not get so lucky the next time. :beer:

 

Let's not all rush into the shed looking for some dynamite ... exploding solid things is just so heavy handed. :playing:

If you really need to do it, to find that point on a random 3D Solid you could just trace the edge, providing an intersection snappable reference point.

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Snap to quadrant will work but my point is to find out why intersection doesn't snap even if the circle is changed to a line on the box face. Now I know it's because the line is not a line as Dadgad explained.

 

Also strange that I tried to get the "intersection" point by entering the 
coordinates using Polyline: snap at the centre of the circle, @-500,0,0 ,nothing 
happen but this work with using Line

 

So why is Pline doesn't work in this case?

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PLINE won't work because of the UCS in which you are trying to use it.

It will only work on the XY plane of your UCS.

Use a 3D polyline, then you will not have any problem, no matter what axis you want to create it on.

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You might experiment with xedges (change current color first, probably should make a new active layer).

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Thank you Dadgad. But I am working on the XY plane.

Anyway 3D polyline did the trick, I complete forgot about this tool. :facepalm:

Thanks.

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Using 2012 I had no problem snapping to the corner of the box or the center of the circle. Worked every time.

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You sir are a ProvoCADteur! :beer:

 

The center is of, not on the circle, but you know that and are just having a little fun.

I can relate there was a time in my life when I had an alarmingly low threshold to pleasure. :wink:

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I snapped to it just fine.

 

How are you selecting snaps?

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Hello SLW210. Snap doesn't work on my AutoCAD 2010.

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