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Cumulative length of polylines AutoCAD Lt 2014


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I have a drawing with multiple unconnected polylines. I use the LEN command to get the length of an individual polyline, but how do I get the combined length of all the polylines?

There are too many to simply PEDIT and then join them.

Any help would be appreciated as I have come up with nothing on the web.

Thanks

Posted

Too bad you're using LT.

 

From forum member Raggi_Thor comes this suggestion.

 

You can make a macro in plain LT like this:

 

PE;Y;J;ALL;;;LI;LAST;;

 

or

 

PEDIT;Yes;Join;ALL;;;LIST;LAST;;

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IS there any options for AutoCAD lt 2014?

Posted
IS there any options for AutoCAD lt 2014?

See my previous post which I revised.

Posted

How do I run a macro in plain LT and what will this macro do?

 

Thanks in advance to you both for taking time over this.

 

ReMark - 33,262 posts - Astonishing!

Posted (edited)

One last option but it is going to cost you.

 

CAD Studio has a program called LT Extension. One of the features is this...

 

Report length - reports lengths of all selected Lines and straight Polylines (no arcs or fit plines), grouped by layers (result can be copied over Clipboard to Excel, Word or back into AutoCAD).

 

To learn more about this program click on this link...

 

http://www.cadstudio.cz/en/apps/ltextension/

 

I'd create a button and assign the macro to it so it is always available. what does it do? That should be pretty self evident [PEDIT;Yes;Join;ALL;;;LIST;LAST;;] don't you think?

 

33,262 is not my post count. It is however my age in days.

Edited by ReMark
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The Polylines are not always adjacent, so that won't work - I am looking at the Cading and Coding solution.

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How do I run a VLX file in AutoCAD LT 2014?

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How do I run a VLX file in AutoCAD LT 2014?

 

You can't. VLX is a compiled lisp/visual lisp file. LT doesn't do lisp. We've covered this already remember?

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