sdantonio Posted February 8, 2022 Posted February 8, 2022 Hi I am completely new to autocad using atuocad 2021 on a windows 7 machine. I'm a violin maker and often am asked to make a copy or a model of a famous violin and sometimes I only have a picture to go by. So I already know how to load up a picture and sketch the outline. That's pretty simple. However with some of these instruments being 400 or more years old there is almost always left/right or front/back asymmetries. If I sketch both the front and back, that gives me 2 outlines. If I then mirror those I now have 4 outlines. I can overlay them and see the differences brought about by age. All pretty simple so far. Is there a function available that could generate a 5th curve, being the average of the previous 4 (hopefully in autocad, but doing this through another piece of software is also perfectly acceptable.) The computer would definitely be much more accurate at doing this than I would by eye. Thank you Steven Quote
tombu Posted February 8, 2022 Posted February 8, 2022 If the 2 outlines are polylines this lisp works well. Quote
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