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fillet

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i need an help for creating fillet directly in vb.
i think i can solve the problem with the use of
arcs and ossfetting lines but i need something faster.
thank you in advance
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I have the same problem. I only cannot work with arcs & offsetting. I have 2 angled lines with an intersection which cannot be defined. I'm looking for an easy command for Fillet, 2 handles (the 2 lines) and a radius. Indication of where to look would be great!
thnx in advance
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Joost and rusco.


Try to use polylines, you can draw the polyline, bulge it nad then explode it



humugus,
humugus@altavista.com,
development@itemhellas.gr
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Hi, all,
I have two Pline objs, PLobj1 and PLobj2.
How could I fillet them.
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Hi,

The elegant solution is to compute all the necessary coordinate geometry
(see pseudo code) till you find the requisite arc. This could be quite
difficult in that there may be more than one solution available.

for each element in polyline 1
select case element type
case line
for each element in polyline two
select case element type
case line
coordinate geometry computation
if solution store it
case arc
coordinate geometry computation
if solution store it
end select
next
case arc
for each element in polyline two
select case element type
case line
coordinate geometry computation
if solution store it
case arc
coordinate geometry computation
if solution store it
end select
next
next
Review solutions and select required one


The inelegant one is to use SendCommand. This is probably dependent on not
only the polylines, but the selection locations.

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Laurie Comerford
CADApps
www.cadapps.com.au

"Todd" wrote in message
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> Hi, all,
> I have two Pline objs, PLobj1 and PLobj2.
> How could I fillet them.
>
>
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Hi Laurie

You wrote:

The inelegant one is to use SendCommand. This is probably dependent on not
only the polylines, but the selection locations.

I am trying to execute the DIMREASSOCIATE command via the sendcommand and am lost as to what it might be expecting. This command also depends on not only the selected entity but the selection location. Is there a way to do this in the sendcommand method?

Jerry
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