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Export Coordinates from 2D Polylines

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Export Coordinates from 2D Polylines

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Dear Sir,
I got a 2D polyline drawing, which was made by more than thousands of nodes, and I want to know all the coordinates of the nodes on that polyline. Except using a mouse to locate each of them, do you know another good way to make it faster? Thanks.
Chen
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Export Coordinates from 2D Polylines

Dear Sir,
I got a 2D polyline drawing, which was made by more than thousands of nodes, and I want to know all the coordinates of the nodes on that polyline. Except using a mouse to locate each of them, do you know another good way to make it faster? Thanks.
Chen
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DXFOUT the polyline and inspect the resulting dxf file. -- Daniel J. Altamura, R.A. Altamura Architectural Consulting and SoftWorx, Autodesk Authorized Developer -------------------------------------------------------------------- "wchen5" wrote in message news:19224475.1105557858754.JavaMail.jive@jiveforum1.autodesk.com... > Dear Sir, > I got a 2D polyline drawing, which was made by more than thousands of > nodes, and I want to know all the coordinates of the nodes on that > polyline. Except using a mouse to locate each of them, do you know another > good way to make it faster? Thanks. > Chen
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DXFOUT the polyline and inspect the resulting dxf file. -- Daniel J. Altamura, R.A. Altamura Architectural Consulting and SoftWorx, Autodesk Authorized Developer -------------------------------------------------------------------- "wchen5" wrote in message news:19224475.1105557858754.JavaMail.jive@jiveforum1.autodesk.com... > Dear Sir, > I got a 2D polyline drawing, which was made by more than thousands of > nodes, and I want to know all the coordinates of the nodes on that > polyline. Except using a mouse to locate each of them, do you know another > good way to make it faster? Thanks. > Chen
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Man, I just gotta know what kind of work you are doing to need a pline made with many thousands of nodes. I have made some long and complicated ones, myself, but this is collosal.

Please, do tell us about it.

jeff <><
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Man, I just gotta know what kind of work you are doing to need a pline made with many thousands of nodes. I have made some long and complicated ones, myself, but this is collosal.

Please, do tell us about it.

jeff <><
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If you LIST the pline and press F2, you can right click in the text window and copy the contents to another application such as excel or word for a printout or manipulation.......

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If you LIST the pline and press F2, you can right click in the text window and copy the contents to another application such as excel or word for a printout or manipulation.......

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Got any pointers to give? Reading a DXF file is not easy for the un-initiated. -- Dean Saadallah Add-on products for LT http://www.pendean.com/lt --
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Got any pointers to give? Reading a DXF file is not easy for the un-initiated. -- Dean Saadallah Add-on products for LT http://www.pendean.com/lt --
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LIST command, read every node point it returns. You can copy/paste to something outside LT that can manage it if you need it. The list starts from your Pline 'start' point and remains in sequence right to the end. -- Dean Saadallah Add-on products for LT http://www.pendean.com/lt --

LIST command, read every node point it returns. You can copy/paste to something outside LT that can manage it if you need it. The list starts from your Pline 'start' point and remains in sequence right to the end. -- Dean Saadallah Add-on products for LT http://www.pendean.com/lt --
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