AutoCAD 2007/2008/2009 DWG Format

[#1]

Hello,



Our company often gets drawings delivered by customers. (Can'nt attach file; will mail for excample). These drawings look good, but the line isn't closed. Is there a way to quick locate those small gaps and close them?



Greetings and thanks in advance for your answers.



Paul

[#2]

email me at Edited by: isaacrs on Jan 9, 2009 10:51 AM

[#3]

You can try the 'join' command.

[#4]

you can explode and join using pedit or use a fillet set to zero. are you trying to hatch in these? or why do you need to fix these errors?

I can't think of a way to locate these at all. I doubt there is really.

[#5]

The BOUNDARY command may be helpfull, it ignores small gaps.

[#6]

what is the command for hatches so that you can skip gaps? I can't remember where the setting is. His example the bounday didn't work.

[#7]

HPGAPTOL

[#8]

yeah, that doesn't help. seems he is stuck with crappy drawings.

[#9]

That's right, drawings are often imported out of graphical design
programs

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Groeten Paul

[#10]

Phantom Drafter stelde de volgende uitleg voor :
> The BOUNDARY command may be helpfull, it ignores small gaps.

I will sent tou the example drawing

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Groeten Paul