The TRIM command has the cut line beyond the frame

The TRIM command has the cut line beyond the frame

baykakabay
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The TRIM command has the cut line beyond the frame

baykakabay
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Video The trim command works incorrect when I want to trim multiple lines. But when I trim 1 object, it trims correct. UCS is not too far (can see in video)
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Patchy
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Attach your .dwg

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baykakabay
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I delete that file. But this file has problem with trim too

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Patchy
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Because it's millions miles away from 0,0,0.

 

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baykakabay
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I relocated my usc closer, but the problem still remained

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Patchy
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It works for me.

You don't move the UCS, look at the locations of your lines.

use Move, select everything and click on one of the line, type in 0,0,0

 

It will work.

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pendean
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Your video is too fuzzy, not very clean: try a better recording option, like this freebie https://knowledge.autodesk.com/search-result/caas/simplecontent/content/download-autodesk-screencast...

It looks like you are not able to complete a selection with FENCE perhaps? Who knows.
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pendean
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Your video is too fuzzy, not very clean: try a better recording option, like this freebie https://knowledge.autodesk.com/search-result/caas/simplecontent/content/download-autodesk-screencast...

I can't repeat the problem in your posted file.
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pendean
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@Patchy means this (see attached)

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Patchy
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This is what happened

Select all lines to trim and when selected it skipped and not using the nearest line as a cutting edge.

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Kent1Cooper
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@Patchy wrote:

Because it's millions miles away from 0,0,0.


How far away?  If the drawing unit is a millimeter, approximately 9 times the distance from the Sun to the Earth.  That kind of distance can cause many problems, because AutoCAD can work with only 16 significant figures.  I would look into your drawing template files, to see whether they are the source of things being so far away from the origin.

Kent Cooper, AIA
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Patchy
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Mars coordinates?

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Kent1Cooper
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@Patchy wrote:

Mars coordinates?


More like Saturn coordinates.  It's about 9-1/2 times as far from the Sun as we are, so only slightly beyond those locations in the drawing.  Mars is much too neighborly -- a mere [roughly] 1-1/2 times as far.

Kent Cooper, AIA
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