Fillet multi lines
The Fillet command itself will do that -- no need for any code. Explain more about what you need to do [always a good idea for every thread]. An image or sample drawing, preferably with before and after conditions, would be helpful.
@john.uhden wrote:
I think that fileting a singular line is impossible. ....
I was assuming the word "line" in the body of the first Post was meant to be plural, as in the Subject line. But now the Subject line has me wondering whether they really mean Multilines [MLINE command] -- those can't be FILLETed, though for zero radius you can get the same effect with MLEDIT, but they mention a "fixed radius," which I assumed to be other than zero, so I doubt it's about Mlines.
@muhamed_ragab92 wrote:
can i find any update for this lisp with the same feature but with poly lines
It doesn't work with Polylines because it gets its pt1 and pt2 variables in a way that's dependent on the particular way information is stored about Line entities in a selection set using Fence selection specifically. If the sets of things never overlap, nor one object in a pair cross the line of the other ["virtual" overlap], when you start the command, then it doesn't matter where you pick on them to Fillet them, and this works [for me in Acad2016] for either Lines or Polylines or any combination thereof -- change this line:
pt1 (cadr (cadddr (car (ssnamex ss1 n))))
to this:
pt1 (cdr (assoc 10 (entget en1)))
and this line:
pt2 (cadr (cadddr (car (ssnamex ss2 m))))
to this:
pt2 (cdr (assoc 10 (entget en2)))
But if an endpoint of one is in line with the other, as it appears may be the case in the inmost pair in the image in Post 6, it may chop the one down to zero length. And if there's actual overlap or virtual overlap, it could sometimes keep the wrong end of some objects.
@muhamed_ragab92 wrote:
Not working kent either , i dont know what the point the lisp make mulit fillet only with lines to lines not polylines to polyline
"Not working" is not enough information. It worked for me. Post a small sample drawing file in which it doesn't work for you.
I'm pretty sure I had tried that modification before and it had worked, but it may have been at a different location in an older version of AutoCAD, if that could be what makes the difference.
I just got it to work in Acad2017 by changing this line:
(command "_.FILLET" (list en1 pt1) (list en2 pt2))
to this:
(command "_.FILLET" pt1 pt2)
They may have written it to give the Fillet command lists of entity names and points to prevent it from "seeing" some other object that might be at the pick point [a possible problem with the replacement]. I don't know why that works with Lines but not with Polylines. But in out-in-the-clear situations, it seems to work in minimal testing.
