Hello all,
Is there anyway to convert a arc/fillet into a wire?
I am trying to create a cable that fans off into wires (more like a wire tree). The main cable is a solid wire that will branch off into other wires (these will be different layers that deviate from the main cable wire. The main cable wire is on a layer called "CABLE" where as the wires that branch off will be on different layers such as 18awg - BLU). I used a fillet to connect the wires to the cable. I want to convert that fillet into a wire (currently a line). Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Aaron
(Note: Attached is a picture of what my cable looks like)
Moving the desired line to a designated line layer by manually changing the line entity layer might do it. However, it must be a plain line type and cannot be a polyline or ellipse, in order to use the convert to wire function.
How do I go about moving the desired line to a designated line layer by manually changing the line entity layer?
I guess the wording is throwing me off a little bit.
Select the line or entity you want to move to a wire layer, look at the properties, find the field for Layer, select the drop down arrow, scroll to a layer that is a designated wire layer, select it and press enter. The entity layer property will now be changed to the new layer.
The _MULTI_WIRE layer gets added by the Fan-in/Fan-out utility. Any additional lines you add, including fillets or chamfers, can be easily moved to the _MULTI_WIRE layer by using AutoCAD's "Match Properties" command. Or you can select all line entities with a window and move them to a different layer using AutoCAD Properties, or by selecting the layer from the Layer List on the Home menu tab. But Match Properties is faster.