TheSwamp
Code Red => AutoLISP (Vanilla / Visual) => Topic started by: cjw on March 10, 2009, 01:20:37 AM
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May be post the picture could express clearly.
After think with my best,still have no idea.
Just guess.may be could solve it by "break",however No way out.
TheSwamp super man(may be woman?)...please help!
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The animation: (My stupid method)
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even your way would be faster if you turned off the red layer.
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I think this (http://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=10370.0) should help, Thanks to CAB. Some tweaking might be needed.
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Here are 3 routine that I use
One for T intersections.
One for X intersections
One for L intersections
I have collected these from various places, put them together and tweaked them to work. There is much room for improvement. Enjoy
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Here are 3 routine that I use
One for T intersections.
One for X intersections
One for L intersections
I have collected these from various places, put them together and tweaked them to work. There is much room for improvement. Enjoy
Thanks very much,TimSpangler
and thank you CADaver , xycadd
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Or... you can draw the center lines, and type the width and all of the cleaning can be done with:
AutoWalls.-
http://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=7180.msg88472#msg88472
Maybe...
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mledit
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also you can,
draw centerline (use one polyline leaving one point of the star open like in your figure), then offset the centerline inside and offset outside then you can arrive at your figure. It only works for open polylines with start and endpoints not coincident.
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Or... you can draw the center lines, and type the width and all of the cleaning can be done with:
AutoWalls.-
http://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=7180.msg88472#msg88472
Maybe...
Luis,
wawa,AutoWalls is amazing. Good work.
Thank you...
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mledit
The wall and center is "LINE" ,already.
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also you can,
draw centerline (use one polyline leaving one point of the star open like in your figure), then offset the centerline inside and offset outside then you can arrive at your figure. It only works for open polylines with start and endpoints not coincident.
I don't quite understand. hehe :lol:
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also you can,
draw centerline (use one polyline leaving one point of the star open like in your figure), then offset the centerline inside and offset outside then you can arrive at your figure. It only works for open polylines with start and endpoints not coincident.
I don't quite understand. hehe :lol:
sorry for confusing, here's a gif:
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After think long time...
I find a way to make it work...
with the method: region union
look this
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That's looks good CJW,
And that's also the beauty of AutoLISP... :)