Where to find the ShrinkWrap command?

[CadDog]

Is this command still around...???

I prinked out "AutoCAD 2005 Tips & Tricks by Andrew Manninen"

It has a lot of great little tips but I couldn't find ShrinkWrap anywhere...

I'm using AutoCAD 2006 now and wanted to know if ShinkWrap is still around or
has it change it name...

I really like the idea of selecting an Arch building drawing and create a pline boundary of the outside with two steps...

Thanks

[CadDog]

Sorry anyone...

I found it...

Google is so Cool...

In was in:
Autocad 2005 version with Civil LandDesktop


Thanks anyway...

[jpaulsen]

I figured out where shrinkwrap went to.

When objects are selected, it can be found on the right-click menu in LDT.

The command is _aeclineworkshrinkwrap (you have to include the leading underscore). I confirmed that the command works in LDT, Land Enabled Map and Civil 3D in the 2006, 2007 and 2008 versions. It probably works in Architectural Desktop too.

[lpseifert]

This thread has a lisp application that works similar
http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?t=14493

[dodgese]

Thanks Jeff. I'm using Civ 3d 2015 and couldn't remember a co-worker using this to create a single boundary from tree canopies (just a single boundary from many bubbles).
I got the command to work as lineworkshrinkwrap