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Miter corners for Polylines with Global Width
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jooogyerek View Drop Down
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    Posted: 19.Feb.2024 at 13:34

Applying/setting up Miter corners for non-continuous/complex Linetype Polylines with Global Width


I want to create Miter corners for complex Linetype polylines and sadly I can only create Rounded corners right now with FILLET.
Is there any way to create Miter corners? Command, variable… anything?
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I currently using AutoCAD 2018
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FILLET with zero radius?  CHAMFER with zero distances?  Or maybe by "miter corners" do you mean what CHAMFER does with non-zero distances?

If those are not what you mean, can you post an image showing what you do mean?  And is it something that appears different in PLOTting than in drawing on-screen [see "Line join style" options in the Plot Style Table Editor]?


Edited by Kent Cooper - 22.Feb.2024 at 15:49
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(I can't edit my previous Reply any more, so....)  I'm particularly curious about what the non-continuous-linetype and global-width aspects have to do with the question, which is one reason why an image would be helpful.  What are you getting, and by what means, and what do you intend [even if you have to "fake it" for illustration]?
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