Express Tools command PLJOIN gone in AutoCAD 2006?

[akall]

Does anyone know where the Polyline Join command went in AutoCAD 2006? Thanks!

[jaberwok]

Look at the newer options in Pedit. Multiple and Fuzz were added there.
PLJoin is, I believe, no more.

[mckishen]

why is it gone? pljoin was such a great command, but I don't think it's worked since R2000i. using pedit requires more keyboard entries as opposed pljoin using a shortcut key assigned to the command followed by a quick crossing window and a thumbsnap to the spacebar to sum things up... three moves and bam, you were done. using pedit requires around eight entries to complete the same operation.

[mckishen]

okay, seven moves after toggling peditaccept =)

[Mike.Perry]

Hi

Try searching the forums using the following search criteria -

Key Word(s): PlJoin

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RE: pljoin command

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ID: TS64921 - Availability of AutoCAD® Express Tools for AutoCAD® 2002 software

Have a good one, Mike

[jprine]

We have had the same question asked at my company.
I ended up stealing the lisp files required from an Express tools and it works great.
There shouldn't be a problem doing that correct?

[Mike.Perry]

We have had the same question asked at my company.
I ended up stealing the lisp files required from an Express tools and it works great.
There shouldn't be a problem doing that correct?

Hi

If you following link "pljoin command" from above post, you will see that is one of the solutions offered.

Have a good one, Mike

[huascarfdez]

You can use the new join command to join Polylines that are connected at each other's end points. It doesn't work with lines, though; but if you have one polyline with other types of objects connected to it, lines or arcs, you can pick the polyline first and then the rest of the objects.

[Rico]

You can use the new join command to join Polylines that are connected at each other's end points. It doesn't work with lines, though; but if you have one polyline with other types of objects connected to it, lines or arcs, you can pick the polyline first and then the rest of the objects.

yup. this is what I do and it works fine for me. JOIN in a great little tool.