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selecting plines question

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Hidden_Brain
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selecting plines question

i have a bunch of polylines from which I need to select the ones which have more than two vertices (or alternatively, select the ones which have equal to two vertices). can anyone give me some ideas on how to do that?

 

To give a very brief background, i exported my SSA model schematic to a CAD file (SSA plan view>right click>export map>to CAD file) that I need to send to another consultant. SSA spit out all the links (pipes & gutters) into a layer called SSA Links. the pipes have only two vertices, but the gutter links have four since I drew then like a trapezium to be able to clearly see them away from the pipes. now I want to separate the pipes and gutter links into two separate layers. I cannot qselect by length since there are long pipes as well.

 

 

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mconway
in reply to: Hidden_Brain

You can do a quick select, using "Area = 0" This would select Polylines with only 2 Verticies.

 

"Area > 0" will reverse the results

 

At your service,
Mark A. Conway
Director - Applied Technology
Autodesk Certified Instructor
AutoCAD & Civil 3D 2014 Certified Professional
Infrastructure Design Suite BIM Specialist
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Hidden_Brain
in reply to: mconway

aaahh!! you are pure genius!! You know, I was a little skeptical since my gutter plines were not closed, but now I see that this works perfect. Thank you very much, i owe you a beer now 😉

 

please ignore the fact that the pipes and gutters are different colors in the images below, I manually did them shortly after my first post.

 

 

PIPES AND GUTTERS

 

PIPES_AND_GUTTERS.png

 

 

QSELECT

 

QSELECT.png

 

 

 

AFTER QSELECT

 

AFTER-QSELECT.png

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mconway
in reply to: Hidden_Brain

The only "gotcha" would be a straight pipe (pline) with multiple verticies. But, in your case i think it should be a clean selection

At your service,
Mark A. Conway
Director - Applied Technology
Autodesk Certified Instructor
AutoCAD & Civil 3D 2014 Certified Professional
Infrastructure Design Suite BIM Specialist
Follow me on Twitter @CADventurer





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