AutoCAD - Polygon split

[sergiowaitforit]

Hi sirs/madames ,

Anyone knows how to split some polygons that seem to be created under the same polyline?

I have world map in .dwg but I would like to remove the small islands to print and cut it into a wood panel.

Here there is an example:

Thank you!

[ The subject line of this post has been edited for clarity by @handjonathan Original: Polygon split ]

[sergiowaitforit]

Hi sirs/madames ,

Anyone knows how to split some polygons that seem to be created under the same polyline?

I have world map in .dwg but I would like to remove the small islands to print and cut it into a wood panel.

Here there is an example:

Thank you!

[ The subject line of this post has been edited for clarity by @handjonathan Original: Polygon split ]

[cadffm]

Hi,

a polyline is ONE object, so whatever your picture shows, it isn't just a normal polyline with usual properties .

Select the object, open your properties palette [CTRL]+[1]

Check out the Object type (listed first on top of the palette)

Looks like a HATCH or MPolygon.

You are working with AutoCAD?

[cadffm]

Hi,

a polyline is ONE object, so whatever your picture shows, it isn't just a normal polyline with usual properties .

Select the object, open your properties palette [CTRL]+[1]

Check out the Object type (listed first on top of the palette)

Looks like a HATCH or MPolygon.

You are working with AutoCAD?

[pendean]

PROPERTIES command says what about what you selected at the very top? Show us please, "polygon" is too generic a term for what you screenshot here.

[pendean]

PROPERTIES command says what about what you selected at the very top? Show us please, "polygon" is too generic a term for what you screenshot here.

[ВeekeeCZ]

Use the SEPARATES HATCHES option from the Hatch ribbon

[ВeekeeCZ]

Use the SEPARATES HATCHES option from the Hatch ribbon

[sergiowaitforit]

Hi again,

Thank you for your quick answers sirs.

Yes, it is an MPolygon. Excuse my mistake.

[sergiowaitforit]

Hi again,

Thank you for your quick answers sirs.

Yes, it is an MPolygon. Excuse my mistake.

[Kent1Cooper]

"Splitting" and "removing" are very different.  Post a small drawing file, clearly marking what you want to split [and what that means], what you want to remove, and how the two relate to each other.

[Kent1Cooper]

"Splitting" and "removing" are very different.  Post a small drawing file, clearly marking what you want to split [and what that means], what you want to remove, and how the two relate to each other.

[pendean]

@sergiowaitforit Are you using MAP3D or Civl3D? You are in the wrong forum for both of those software and editing that object type.

[pendean]

@sergiowaitforit Are you using MAP3D or Civl3D? You are in the wrong forum for both of those software and editing that object type.

[sergiowaitforit]

I would like to delete these islands for example:

I am using AutoCAD 2019.

[sergiowaitforit]

I would like to delete these islands for example:

I am using AutoCAD 2019.

[Kent1Cooper]

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@sergiowaitforit wrote:

I would like to delete these islands for example:

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I don't have the software overlay to work with MPolygons [see Message 7], but if they're like Hatches as implied by other replies, does it work to draw a big Circle around those islands, and use it as a cutting boundary in a TRIM command?

[Kent1Cooper]

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@sergiowaitforit wrote:

I would like to delete these islands for example:

....

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I don't have the software overlay to work with MPolygons [see Message 7], but if they're like Hatches as implied by other replies, does it work to draw a big Circle around those islands, and use it as a cutting boundary in a TRIM command?

[cadffm]

Select your mpoly,

use EXPLODE command

and if you like to have the filling back, create new hatchs for it:

command Hatch

The HatchEditor tab is current now,

entlarge the panel "Options"  and make sure your option "separate hatchs" is ON.

Object<Select> option

and if Acad ask for objects, type in:

P<followed by enter><followed by enter>

[cadffm]

Select your mpoly,

use EXPLODE command

and if you like to have the filling back, create new hatchs for it:

command Hatch

The HatchEditor tab is current now,

entlarge the panel "Options"  and make sure your option "separate hatchs" is ON.

Object<Select> option

and if Acad ask for objects, type in:

P<followed by enter><followed by enter>