Topic: Polyline and Circle to one polyline

[Stefan]

Thank you guys for your words.

@Coder - of course it's possible, but that tiny gap is a troublemaker.
Inside this gap can be one, multiple, or no vertex. Or you can pick exactly the start/end of a closed polyline.
Each of these, and maybe more, need to be solved separately and I don't have time right now.
Sorry.

P.S. In case I'd find the time, can you please clarify the multiple polylines thing?
      Do you want to pick each point on each polyline?
      Or do you want these circles at a specific distance between them?
      Or maybe the number of circles etc.

[Coder]

Thank you guys for your words.

@Coder - of course it's possible, but that tiny gap is a troublemaker.
Inside this gap can be one, multiple, or no vertex. Or you can pick exactly the start/end of a closed polyline.
Each of these, and maybe more, need to be solved separately and I don't have time right now.
Sorry.

P.S. In case I'd find the time, can you please clarify the multiple polylines thing?
      Do you want to pick each point on each polyline?
      Or do you want these circles at a specific distance between them?
      Or maybe the number of circles etc.

Thank you Stefan so much for your kind willing to help me.

My case is like this:

Would like to use while function and continuously picking on polyline then the program should consider the picked point as center of the two coming points.
Add tow vertices, one before & one after with specific distance 5.77 , the circle would be added as in your video illustration and the shape of this polyline should look like as the shape in the attached image in my two posts back https://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=52699.msg576066#msg576066

Hope that I am not asking too much. Thank you.

[ribarm]

@Coder, have you seen my reply posted here :
https://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=52699.msg576077#msg576077

It's doing exactly what you're looking for...

[Coder]

@Coder, have you seen my reply posted here :
https://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=52699.msg576077#msg576077

It's doing exactly what you're looking for...

Oops I am sorry, I jumped to last reply and did not notice your post.

Thank you so much, it works very well.