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Hi
I often get files (dwgs/dxfs) from Architects which have circles that have been "dumbed down" to closed, straight-edged polylines with say 100 nodes around the circumference. I assume these come from a block which has been exploded, in which there are 10 of these circles of differing radius but with the same centre point, representing a block for a coordinate point. So for one point on a drawing I have 10 circles with a total of 1000 lines joined from 10 polylines. These coordinate points are all over the drawing, making it unnecessarily large. Is it possible to either:
1) get AutoCAD to recognise a "straight-edged circle" so as to then convert the polyline to an actual circle, thus reducing file size?
and/or
2) at one instance, select these 10 straight-edged circles of one coord-point, and convert it to a block (or replace with a simpler, preexisting block), and subsequently / through automation, convert all other coord-points to a block (in turn replacing all other 10x straight-edged circles)?
Seems like a reach but thought I'd ask anyway
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