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    Default Break to a certain distance from point

    Does anyone know of a lisp to break a line/ multiple lines (preferable) to a given distance from given point?

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    Default Re: Break to a certain distance from point

    Here is routine :
    http://www.theswamp.org/index.php?to...6061#msg546061

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    Firstly you start routine with "mybreak" command... Dialog box will pop up, there you input your gap 0.5 for your DWG example, then you click last option (3rd from top) and finally you select only "green" - vertical lines... That's it - your lines should be broken at intersections with purple line and gap would be 0.25 from purple line at both sides (above and below purple line)...

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    Default Re: Break to a certain distance from point

    Thanks that'll save me tons of time

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