Break lines at a point

[Deby Ferdian]

Hi, All.. Good afternoon..

How do I trim the lines but keep those both of sides of them ? I need trim some lines at once but without a remove the sides have been trimmed (keep both sides) as an available in an end command of "SLICE"..

It could be there other way to solve this problem such as LSP or Macro or ActionRecord may be. Right ? Please help me guys!

 

 

 

~.Thanks again and sorry about my words. I am still beginner and I am still also process of learning in english.~

[ReMark]

You would not "trim" the lines instead you would "break" the lines preferably at the intersection with a crossing line, arc, or circle. Attach a copy of the drawing you wish to do this in to your next post.

[SLW210]

I moved your post to a new thread. Break lines at a point

[Deby Ferdian]

Yes. I alway usually use it too.. But it won't trimmed a few lines at once or could just me that didn't know if it can be done. Okey, @Mr.ReMark. I attach my sample file I have.. thanks you were whould come to help me!

 

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How to trim the yellow objects (horizontal) by blue object (vertical) at once act !.dwg

[rkent]

See the thread on this site

http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?53120-Breaking-multiple-lines-using-a-cross-line

[TheCADnoob]

BREAK def sound like what you need

[ReMark]

Deby: You are not trimming the lines; you are breaking the horizontal lines at the point where they intersect with the vertical line.

[TheCADnoob]

why am i always posting wrongs solutions too late

[TheCADnoob]

This may help

 

http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?58028-Breaking-Multiple-Objects

[ReMark]

Throw enough darts and you're bound to hit a balloon sooner or later.

[Deby Ferdian]

Yeah, I agree with you all guys! But what I want the function refer to it's look like a similar with a "SLICE" on 3D and the end of the step there's option seem like "keep both sides" of them not trim or break that will be remove one of the both sides..

[ReMark]

Deby: You are not paying attention. While the TRIM command will remove objects on one side of the line or the other, the BREAK at POINT command won't. Did you take the time to look at and read the two links rkent and CADnoob provided for you? Did you download and test either or both lisp routines? News flash: You are NOT the first person to request this type of functionality. That's why the two custom lisp routines exist.

 

FYI - There are two AutoCAD BREAK commands...

 

BREAK Breaks the selected object between two points.

 

BREAK AT POINT Breaks the selected object at a single point.