wall(2D) that automatically deletes the intersected lines

wall(2D) that automatically deletes the intersected lines

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wall(2D) that automatically deletes the intersected lines

Anonymous
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How can i make Autodesk architect like feature :Wall cleanup in autocad .......ANY TIPS

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Patchy
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Can't.

Plain Autocad is not Autodcad Architecture.

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john.vellek
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Hi @Anonymous,

 

Ketiv Technologies (as well as others) used to have some simple lisp routines that would help clean up "wall" intersections.  Wall-L.lsp, Wall-X.lsp, Wall-T.lsp might be things to search for on the Internet.  I don't see anything that will do this in the Autodesk App Store but I bet there are some lisp routines hiding out on the Internet.

 

 

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


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gotphish001
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I use FILLET with a zero radius to clean up walls for simple walls at least. See screencast. That or I just use trim and hold shift to make it extend, so I don't need to flip back and forth between those two commands.

 

 

 

 



Nick DiPietro
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pendean
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Try MLINE objects in plain AutoCAD: way smarter than dumb lines used in any free lisp you find. Just be mindful they are NOT the same, but close enough.

Or find/Buy a third party Architectural add-on with intelligent walls/doors if subscribing to the actual software you need is not an option.
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Anonymous
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Thank you very much sir......half of my problem is solved but what can i do for x or t intersections.....Any idea...


@gotphish001 wrote:

I use FILLET with a zero radius to clean up walls for simple walls at least. See screencast. That or I just use trim and hold shift to make it extend, so I don't need to flip back and forth between those two commands.

 

 

 

 

 


 

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Anonymous
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Thank you sir for your help.... really appreciated it........but these lisp doesnt work for mline only on drawn and offseted lines......Anyway thank you SIR for helping me out.

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Anonymous
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I used Mline and mledit....it is long process so i wanted something fast.....Anyway Thank you sir!

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Anonymous
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I found the solution thank you

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