stitch mesh microstation autocad equivalent

[Anonymous]

Does autocad have stitch mesh like microstation has?

Or something similar. please see attached video.

[Anonymous]

Does autocad have stitch mesh like microstation has?

Or something similar. please see attached video.

[john.vellek]

Hi @Anonymous,

I don't work a lot with meshes but to my knowledge there is no equivalent to Stitch in AutoCAD.  If you use THICKEN on the meshes you can convert to surfaces and then potentially use a command such as loft.

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[john.vellek]

Hi @Anonymous,

I don't work a lot with meshes but to my knowledge there is no equivalent to Stitch in AutoCAD.  If you use THICKEN on the meshes you can convert to surfaces and then potentially use a command such as loft.

Please select the Accept as Solution button if my post solves your issue or answers your question.

[Anonymous]

Hi John,

Thanks for your input.
Yes i tried that.
i also tried extract edges. but it makes the edges individual plines.
Is there a sysvariable or command to join a multiple lines in a chain
fashion?

[Anonymous]

Hi John,

Thanks for your input.
Yes i tried that.
i also tried extract edges. but it makes the edges individual plines.
Is there a sysvariable or command to join a multiple lines in a chain
fashion?

[Anonymous]

to join multiple lines or polylines, use JOIN command or PEDIT>JOIN. (Join doesn't work on surfaces but I guess you are trying to create a new surface from the boundary)

[Anonymous]

to join multiple lines or polylines, use JOIN command or PEDIT>JOIN. (Join doesn't work on surfaces but I guess you are trying to create a new surface from the boundary)

[john.vellek]

Hi @Anonymous,

If you can share some files I am happy to give this another try.  XEDGES and JOIN might give you the path or edge.

If your data needs to be private or confidential, please email it directly to me at john.vellek@autodesk.com and please include a link to this thread in your email.

Please select the Accept as Solution button if my post solves your issue or answers your question.

[john.vellek]

Hi @Anonymous,

If you can share some files I am happy to give this another try.  XEDGES and JOIN might give you the path or edge.

If your data needs to be private or confidential, please email it directly to me at john.vellek@autodesk.com and please include a link to this thread in your email.

Please select the Accept as Solution button if my post solves your issue or answers your question.