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tongminh97
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Hello, is there a way for me to know whether all my lines are connected to each other or not? Thank you.

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ec-cad
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Set your OSNAP settings to "Intersection" and turn off all other settings.

Hover above the lines of interest, should show a hour-glass type little icon at the Intersection point.

There is way in Lisp to pick a couple of lines of interest, and see if they intersect or not.

 

ECCAD

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Sea-Haven
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Do a google this is not a new question, it has been answered many times, the over-riding question is which end point do you move ? I am sure someone who answered this question previously will respond.

 

google something like this "find non matching end points autocad lisp"

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Thank you for your answer.But the solutions I found online don't solve the case where a line intersects the middle of another line, like in the image.Other solutions only work for cases where the endpoints of two lines are connected.

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paullimapa
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Try BPOLY, Pick Points

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Click Close & Esc to cancel command then zoom out or in a little with the wheel

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Regen to remove those red circles drawn

 


Paul Li
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tongminh97
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ok thank Pau

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paullimapa
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You’re welcome…cheers!!!


Paul Li
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