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philippe JOSEPH View Drop Down
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    Posted: 21.Apr.2016 at 10:37
Yes mister Vladimir, and the talented author is the same !
Personally I found mine here ( it's in French, sorry ) :
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Points: 1494 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 21.Apr.2016 at 07:17
hello again ( ? ) autocadpape and John, for LT releases see :
 
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Did you try using the FLATTEN command?
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Points: 1494 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 20.Apr.2016 at 07:53
Hello autocadpape, are you using 3D ?
If yes it should be simple to fix.
If no then try and verify if you are in the UCS world, then open the properties panel ( Ctrl + 1 ) , select a batch of lines ( with no arcs inside ) and set to 0 ( zero ) the beginnings and ends.
 
 
See that print screen in French.
 
If it doesn't work than try and test the MOVE ( do a test on a copied file, not the original ! ) :
Move the objects from : 0,0 to 0,0,1E99 than remove the same objects from 0,0,1E99 to 0,0,0.
 
This should be OK after.
Please tell me ( us ) if this helped or not.
 
P.S. Please note the fillet doesn't work on non coplanar entities but works with TRIM even if the entities are not at the same level ( do be done with a good UCS and viewpoint ).
 
P.S. See also the related TIP here under : TIP 2248 : FILLET command reports "objects are not coplanar".
 


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Please can someone tell me how I can fix this, I cannot FILLET certain lines, and now a new one, when I use PERPENDICULAR SNAP, the meeting of my vertical line with the horizontal line misleads to a left point of the horizontal line, as if the encounter point has been changed from the vertical path.
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Jaime
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