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I have Autocad 2023. I am trying to trim 44 lines using fence. Only 10 lines trim to the boundaries then the rest get deleted.
Also, if a trim a line that has the boundary out of focus, it deletes the whole line. I normally do not work in Autocad so I don't know what is going on.
The same is with extend. If I extend many lines to a boundary using fence, only 10 will extend and the others will extend to the next boundary or not extend at all.
I have Autocad 2023. I am trying to trim 44 lines using fence. Only 10 lines trim to the boundaries then the rest get deleted.
Also, if a trim a line that has the boundary out of focus, it deletes the whole line. I normally do not work in Autocad so I don't know what is going on.
The same is with extend. If I extend many lines to a boundary using fence, only 10 will extend and the others will extend to the next boundary or not extend at all.
Ensure your AutoCAD commandline is 5-10-20 lines tall, then try those commands again: what is the program reporting is the problem? There is always an alert.
Ensure your AutoCAD commandline is 5-10-20 lines tall, then try those commands again: what is the program reporting is the problem? There is always an alert.
All elements that are used as a cutting line have to be on screen, or else they get ignored and trimming cuts away the whole line (or polyline-segment to the next vertex).
This is done by AutoCAD for performance reasons - otherwise it could take a long time to check all elements of the drawing if they could be cutting lines.
Except - if you start the command TRIM, type C for cutting line*, select all lines (or other objects) you want to trim to, enter and now you can trim your lines without having the cutting lines on screen.
* i have a german version - here it is S for "Schnittlinie" - i don't know if it is C (for cutting line..or edge?) in english.
All elements that are used as a cutting line have to be on screen, or else they get ignored and trimming cuts away the whole line (or polyline-segment to the next vertex).
This is done by AutoCAD for performance reasons - otherwise it could take a long time to check all elements of the drawing if they could be cutting lines.
Except - if you start the command TRIM, type C for cutting line*, select all lines (or other objects) you want to trim to, enter and now you can trim your lines without having the cutting lines on screen.
* i have a german version - here it is S for "Schnittlinie" - i don't know if it is C (for cutting line..or edge?) in english.
