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To edit vertices of a polyline in AutoCAD, you can use the standard PEDIT command or grip editing.

Easier, interactive adding (inserting) of new vertices, or deleting (removing) existing vertices can be done with the help of the free LISP utility CADstudio AddV. With its commands AddV and DelV you can add or delete a 2D/3D polyline vertex just by picking a point with your mouse cursor.

There are two versions of the "add" and "del" commands - either with a single click for select and add/delete (AddV1, DelV1) or with a separate select and click to add/delete (AddV, DelV).

You can download the AddV utility from DL Download, load it with APPLOAD.

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See also:
Tip 14436:Conversion of arc polylines to straight-segment polylines (e.g. for GIS).
Tip 14395:CheckAngles - checking the allowed line angles in the DWG drawing (e.g. only ortho)
Tip 14242:How to find the minimum, maximum or local extreme of a 2D or 3D curve?
Tip 14240:How to simplify an uneven profile imported via DXF into Autodesk Fusion?
Tip 14183:PLKangles - display/check kink angles in polylines.


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