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    Default Set "break" command gap size

    I seem to remember a command for this but I';ll be doggoned if I can remember what it is.

    Anyone else have a better memory than I do?

    Thanks!

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    Default Re: Set "break" command gap size

    dunno if my memory's any better (although most likely longer) but that sounds like a custom implementation, or something possibly in one of the verticals, nothing that was ever standard in vanilla acad

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    Default Re: Set "break" command gap size

    I don't think so... You have subcommand 'F' (for 'First point') and then you pick the second one, but there is no distance you can specify for BREAK command. However as cadtag said, you can made up something custom based on macro or lisp scripting.

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    Default Re: Set "break" command gap size

    And my memory fails me yet again!

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    Default Re: Set "break" command gap size

    Quote Originally Posted by Blackfish View Post
    .....You have subcommand 'F' (for 'First point') and then you pick the second one, .............
    I got rid of the "F" thing by putting this in my ACAD lisp:

    (DEFUN C:B () (COMMAND "BREAK" pause "F" )(PRINC))

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    Default Re: Set "break" command gap size

    No, you can't preset the gap in vanilla acad. Could be useful though.

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    Default Re: Set "break" command gap size

    Quote Originally Posted by jaberwok View Post
    No, you can't preset the gap in vanilla acad. Could be useful though.
    However, it needs to be preset where the gap is in relation to the picked point... on the left hand side, in the middle or on the right, doesn't it?

    PS.
    How often do you use BREAK command? Personally, twice a year

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    Default Re: Set "break" command gap size

    I use my variation of the break command. Select the object, then your single break point. Maybe one of these days I'll get around to shortening it up.

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    Default Re: Set "break" command gap size

    I thought That I was the only person old enough to remember that the break command even exist.

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    Default Re: Set "break" command gap size

    Quote Originally Posted by tclaborn View Post
    I thought That I was the only person old enough to remember that the break command even exist.
    Wow! First post after over three years since joining AUGI!

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