2 POLYLINE ABOVE EACH OTHER ONE IS SLIGHTLY DISPLACEMENT.

2 POLYLINE ABOVE EACH OTHER ONE IS SLIGHTLY DISPLACEMENT.

adellll
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2 POLYLINE ABOVE EACH OTHER ONE IS SLIGHTLY DISPLACEMENT.

adellll
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IF IN MY DRAWING THERE ARE 2 POLYLINE ABOVE  EACH OTHER ONE IS SLIGHTLY OFFSET FROM THE OTHER ONE OR THERE IS AN ERROR IN ONE POINT OR THE 2 POINTS OF PLINE , I'm looking for an efficient way to to make 2 pline is equals with same length and angle with the  right polyline which have right length ( 4.00 m not 3.97 m  as example) However, it takes from me time and efforts to fix all error Like this in the all project . How can I fix all pline errors smarter and faster??

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Sea-Haven
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Draw correct in the 1st place is obvious answer, how is a 0.013 error creeping in ? 

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Kent1Cooper
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You can force the vertices to fall on snap-increment positions exactly ["quantize" them] with several routines out there, for example >this<.  Use QSS to Quantize both Polylines [and more of the drawing if appropriate] to the nearest multiple of some reasonable amount -- 0.5 would work in your sample, or 0.1, or something.  It will Move the Polylines somewhat [how much depends on your quantization value] so that their vertices don't sit at X coordinates with .9571 decimal portions, but the overlapping edges and the segment lengths will coincide exactly.

Kent Cooper, AIA
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adellll
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SOME TIME YOU RECEIVE DRAWING WITH ERRORS LIKE THIS .. I AM SEARCH IF THERE IS A LISP TO FIX THE PROBLEM   .. AND THANKS FOR YOUR ANSWER..

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adellll
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THANKS FOR HELPING ME AND I APPRECIATE THAT..AND THERE IS A LISP QSS IS SOLVE THE PROBLEM HERE https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/autocad-forum/how-to-set-dimensions-always-comes-under-even-numbers/m... ..

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