Is it possible to segment a line into evenly spaced point data?

[201821253]

I am trying to divide the following line into point data with a specified interval. And I want to get the coordinate values ​​of each points.
I tried 'xplode', 'break' command. But it isn't what I need.

[Pointdump]

Hi @201821253,
Did you try Command DIVIDE? Then you can use Data Extraction to get coordinates of the points.
Dave

[tramber]

1) Use better MEASURE to specify a distance along the polyline and draw points (nodes) or insert blocks (it is an option) and then you can extract those datas...

2) Second option, if i understand that you just want to extract coordinates of a polyline, this is a fast made lisp :

(defun c:expts(/ profile result)
  (cond(
	(setq profile(entsel "\nSelectionnez la polyligne\n"))
	(setq result(mapcar 'cdr (vl-remove-if-not '(lambda (x) (= (car x) 10)) (entget(car profile)))))
	(foreach p result
	  (princ(strcat(rtos(car p)2 2)"," (rtos(cadr p)2 2)"\n")))))
  (princ)
  )

Load it, run EXPTS and you will get the coordinates...

1) or 2) ?

[Zlatislav.atanasov]

Hi @201821253 
There is a great LISP that does just what you need. It Splits Polylines into equal segments you can check it out here: How to Split Polyline into a number of Segments or at Intervals? 

[Kent1Cooper]

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@201821253 wrote: I am trying to divide the following line into point data with a specified interval. And I want to get the coordinate values ​​of each points.

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Do you want the line [or arc, or polyline, or circle, or...] actually broken into pieces at that interval, or do you just want the coordinates at locations along it at that interval?  If the former, I have a routine to do that by specifying the number of equal-length pieces you want it broken into, which could be edited to use a specified interval instead.  If the latter, in what form?  An AutoLisp list of point-coordinate lists?  Text in the drawing somehow?  An external file of some kind?  Etc.