How to "Flatten" in AutoCAD 2015

How to "Flatten" in AutoCAD 2015

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How to "Flatten" in AutoCAD 2015

Anonymous
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Hi! i was wondering if someone can help ...need to make a 2d from the top view of this 3d model (mainly 3d polylines). Had tried flatshot, flat lisp, solprof, in CAD2015 but nothing...as a block , and in the blockeditor.

 

 

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john.vellek
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Hi @Anonymous,

 

I used AutoCAD 2017 to play with this problem.  If I exploded everything and then ran flatten, it seemed to work but it was still in a strange UCS orientation.

 

 

I got lazy and plotted to a high quality PDF and then simply imported it into AutoCAD 2017.

 

 

Let me know if this looks ok and if it still retains any accuracy.

 

[EDIT] I went back into the original drawing using AutoCAD 2015. I exploded the block and then explode everything in the drawing. Now the flatten seems to work well and does not rotate any of the objects relative to the UCS.


John Vellek


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3wood
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You can try CHZ20.

Attached fixed example file.

Settings as below:

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Anonymous
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i think you attach by "new" some file doesnt have to do anything with mine. 😕 ..........And do you have flatten in 2015? .. I only have flatshot , there´s a way to get flatten?

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john.vellek
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Hi @Anonymous,

 

I apologize! I must have grabbed the wrong file for you. I have deleted it from my post.

 

At any rate, my 2015 has flatten. You can find it in the Express Tools in the modify tab. Or, you can find it by simply typing FLATTEN at the command line.


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Anonymous
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But it actually worked the rio azul (2) is perfect, accurate 😄 dont know how to thank u! you saved me. Let me know still how get the Flatten command

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Anonymous
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thank u so much! its perfect
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Anonymous
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thats my problem..jjjj (didn't got express tools when i installed CAD, will re installed 🙂 ) thank u again!

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qnologi
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This is the .lsp I use. It's simple.

If you have any question, just ask... Smiley Very Happy

 

 

 

 

qnologi
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Anonymous
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i tried to install the vxl but the "appload" commando doesnt recognize it only the ones finishing in lsp. Is it a problem of my CAD? or i'm missing a step?
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3wood
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Click the pull-down arrow to expand the file name extension options, as shown below:

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Anonymous
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Hi again! John u helped me with flatten a 3D , maybe u can help me to do the same thing to this dwg. The one u helped me was the roads , but now i'm needing to flat the whole terrain, roads, contours, etc.. ( dont know if the labels of the contours that are under the 3d are a problem, in means they'll mix with the 2D lines, if its the case, u can errase them, no problem, then i can check). Sorry if its inconvinient for u. But i and my graduation project will appreciated 

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Anonymous
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appreciate it* so much
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