aligning the blocks along the polyline placed already

aligning the blocks along the polyline placed already

nagaraj101400
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aligning the blocks along the polyline placed already

nagaraj101400
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i have a LISP command to place the block along the polyline boundary. I want either to refine the command or a seperate LISP to align the blocks places to align along the edges of the polyline.  this Perimeter Setup command works as follows:  to place blocks around the polyline, by creating an offset inside the polyline and select the tile blocks intersecting with the off-setted polyline. it will generate a vertex at intersection, then it will place a particular block at the intersection. the issue is the poyline will not be always a perfect rectangle and it could be tapered on one edge, a curved line etc. 

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Sea-Haven
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You should always post a dwg anybody trying to supply a solution should not have to make a dwg and then find out its not exactly correct. Do a before and after please.

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nagaraj101400
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My Apologies!... please find the reference file.

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Sea-Haven
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This was answered previously will try to find. put block at line intersection point with dummy offset. Mhupp maybe ?

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nagaraj101400
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It was answered previously for placing these pedestal blocks automatically. current issue i am facing was, the client wants the pedestal blocks to be placed as edge facing parallel to the polyline boundary. It works for rectangular and square structures, but in this case, the structure looks like a donut cut-in half. Appreciate the support mate!

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Sea-Haven
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Ok who did the code ?

 

You should have continued in the other post, there is a simple method to get the angle of a point located on a pline including curves, so pedestal can be rotated to suit.

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nagaraj101400
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OK i will raise the same in the other post. Thanks!!

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dfinlay
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Use Autocad's ME command. 

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