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Does anyone know of a lisp that if you click on a intersection of two lines, then click the line you want to break it breaks on both side evenly depending on what the LTscale is set to?

 

Thanks in advance for any advise and help!

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not sure if this will help but i would use drawing cleanup and select break crossing objects. Only thing is it would turn 2 intersecting lines into 4 separate lines...

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alan butler's breakall routine has the option to set an offset in each side of the break b/w lines. you can find it at theswamp. an older version was posted at cadalyst.

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Breakall

see the attachment below.

 

 

 

Does anyone know of a lisp that if you click on a intersection of two lines, then click the line you want to break it breaks on both side evenly depending on what the LTscale is set to?

 

Thanks in advance for any advise and help!

breakall.lsp

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I hope to create new lisp to trim line but after I put the block, I need to make two points data as subentity using entnext I don't want to use attribute data because the block contains 4 lines attributes.

  • 2 years later...
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That's an older version.

 

Here is the latest.

 

This Lisp is great. Thanks a lot :)

  • 2 years later...
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I put it in LISP ,but it does not react

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