hi
i am new to autocad, pls help
i want to know how to set the property as picture number 1, currently is like picture number 2. that is a property of a line, i got from 2 diff files. thank you
regards
andre
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For Picture 1, draw a Polyline.
For Picture 2, draw a Line.
If currently a line, just use PEDIT to make it a Polyline:
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tyvm,
i use DIST, but how come the result is diff for the same line as shown on the pic. the correct distance is 19.2221, also the elevation is not 0
regards
andre
0. Without your data, everyone have to guess only
1. You don't select the same point (see your osnap Icon), so that it is possible the problem (without your data, can't know that)
2. The main reason will be different heights.
The DIST distance value refers to the distance between the points, not the projected distance on the view plane.
Share both objects (.dwg) and we show you the facts
Sebastian
Consider using the FLATTEN command, or change the Z value to 0.
That usually happens when you have different "Start Z" or "End Z", as your sample shows:
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hi
ty, yes, i think this is the problem, how to change z value to 0. i already read the link, but not all z become 0 when i use a command as below
Alternative to change the Z value of objects to zero
Use the CHANGE command:
andre
Same file, okay
Same spot, NO it isn't.
Not the same Snap-Point. Just the same X and Y-position, but not the same Z-position.
Share the part of your DWG and we can show you what you are doing and why it is differently.
Sebastian
As @cadffm mentioned, share your file for everyone to provide you better answers.
Note: Make sure to FLATTEN any reference files (if any).
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As mentioned before, use the FLATTEN command (while on TOP view).
After using the FLATTEN command:
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