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Hopefully this is 2010. Pretty simple pline shape. QQ 2010.dwg2 points
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You can determine North, South, East and West from the azimuth (not the angle) of the line segment, you just have to define what constitutes North South East and West. I would suggest anything lying between 45 degrees and 135 degrees would be East 135 degrees and 225 degrees would be South 225 degrees and 315 degrees would be West anything else would be North You'll need to get your >=, >, <= and < correct though1 point
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It's the North/South/West/East bit that's confusing. The number of entries doesn't add up unless you get to see the drawing1 point
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dlanorh a simple closed pline but it has arcs and wants line lengths based on angle in a quadrant Maybe start with lee-mac's pline details lisp, will have to have a think. Note pline will have to be checked for clockwise etc.
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I cannot open your drawing, can you save as AutoCAD version 2010 or earlier1 point
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OK, try the attached version. Tested on a completely non-orthoganal polyline. moveco.lsp1 point
