topic Re: How to join lines in AutoCAD Forum

How to join lines

Anonymous — Mon, 24 Aug 2020 01:52:58 GMT

The white line is join and the yellow line is not join.

How to join the yellow line

Re: How to join lines

richardC38RY — Mon, 24 Aug 2020 02:41:53 GMT

The end points do not meet, this often happens when you import from a PDF or drawing from another software.

The easiest way is to select one of the lines and the grips will show up as a blue square on the endpoint, click on the grip then click on the endpoint of the other line. This will snap the endpoint of the line onto the endpoint of the other line and then you will be able to join it.

Re: How to join lines

ennujozlagam — Mon, 24 Aug 2020 03:19:01 GMT

click the other line when you saw the blue box drag to another points and type PEDIT > select the two lines > then JOIN they will become one line. thanks.

Re: How to join lines

imadHabash — Mon, 24 Aug 2020 04:08:11 GMT

Hi,

You have to do it manually !! by a proper osnap or using grips you can meet you lines end points . click on below image

Re: How to join lines

j.palmeL29YX — Mon, 24 Aug 2020 05:46:49 GMT

@imadHabash wrote:

You have to do it manually !!

If you have a lot of such gaps and don't want to correct each one by one you cn also try >>this way<<:

- draw a line or arc to get a "closed" area

- start the hatch command, set an appropriate tolerance and activate "Retain boundary".

- if done you can delete the hatch, a closed polyline will remain.

- check the result

- remove the first drawn additional line/arc ... there are some ways to do it.

Be aware, sometimes you will not achive the needed result, therefore check carefully what you got.

HTH