DATAEXTRACTION coordinates sequence question

[Anonymous]

Dear all:

I used spline to plot a path, after this I changed this path to pline and divided with 0.1 meter interval. Then I use DATAEXTRACTION to export the coordinates of every point on the pline to Excel file, and I try to plot the path in MATLAB. However, I found that the sequence of the (X, Y) coordinates is not from the beginning of the path to the end of the path, but in a kind of order that I don't want.

Could you give me some guidance on how to make the exported coordinates of the path from the start point to the end point? 

Thank you very much.

[arshadmirza786]

BeekeeCZ I am again knonking ur door because only you can help me no one else on this plannet

Please only add a check for don'nt add the ABBUTTING ends twice

It is a lobor work to delete the repeted ends in csv file

Thanks

[ВeekeeCZ]

Hi @arshadmirza786

You're wrong. There are so many people willing to help, I can see that every day. 

I can't help you because I simply don't understand you. Not to text, neither to drawings. My English isn't perfect so I'm having so hard time of trying to understand your text where is every second word misspelled. There are so many tools on internet that you can use to correct your text for free! 

Take the time, fix the grammar, illustrate the issue on drawing with short and clear comments, show what's wrong about the current tool and how should the correct result look like...

[arshadmirza786]

Sorry for disturbimg with my english spellings and grammer

No comments for help on lisp forum

my promlem is

the attached dwg file show a pline breaked on 76.2 + some end points of curves & the given distance to pldiv+2file is also 76.2 

when i count the segment of dwg with "nvert.lsp" it become =303

the "pldiv+2file.lsp" make a csv of 584 rows/ segments, 

pls guide the "pldiv+2file to generate the 303 rows/ point data 

Hopfully I have explained my problem

[ВeekeeCZ]

My routine was not meant to work this way.

Not sure why you used some other routine to add vertices by 76.2 distances. Why did you do that?? My routine basically does the same (but just "virtually"), then you have each point twice.

Use my routine on the original alignment (line - arc - line) and you'll get the correct result - as I've tried to demonstrate you in attached file.