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Anonymous
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Can I change the radius of a polygon after it's already drawn?

For certain objects (circles, rectangles etc) I can change the dimensions (length, width, radius) after they're already drawn by using of "stretch" command. But when it comes to polygons, "stretch" only moves one side!

Is it possible to change the radius of a polygon in any other way?

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cadffm
en respuesta a: Anonymous

Perhaps you didn't understood how stretch works, but at time i don't undersatand what do you mean?

Can you share 2 picture or dwg, before->after  - so i can see what you like to do?

 

 

Sebastian

imadHabash
en respuesta a: Anonymous

Hi,

>> Is it possible to change the radius of a polygon in any other way?

in AutoCAD there is a POLYGON command which draw a polygon shapes ( Polyline ) NOT a polygon objects unlike CIRCLE command which draw a circle shape and object ( has an Radius option in Properties ). for that the only way to change the radius of an already existing polygon is by Scale command . 

 

Regards,

Imad Habash

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Anonymous
en respuesta a: cadffm

Currently I don't have my laptop with me; but it's simple. Let's say we've
drawn a polygon with a radius of 5 inches. Now that it's drawn, I want to
change it so that the new radius is 10 inches.
cadffm
en respuesta a: Anonymous

POLYGON is not an object, it is just a little helper function for you to create a POLYLINE,

in you case the solution is, as imad wrote above, the SCALE command.

 

 

 

Sebastian

Anonymous
en respuesta a: imadHabash

Thank you. I got it...