I noticed on 2010 and now on 2011 that I cannot fillet a line with a polyline.
On our LT2011 we can still do this, turning the item into 1 polyline. Therefore I assume it's a setting of some sort that I cant find.
Any ideas?
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I noticed on 2010 and now on 2011 that I cannot fillet a line with a polyline.
On our LT2011 we can still do this, turning the item into 1 polyline. Therefore I assume it's a setting of some sort that I cant find.
Any ideas?
fillet is working fine on my system. I thought that there was a system variable that changes whether or not when using a fillet that the two segments are joined into a single polyline, but I cant find it anywhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clarence Worley
Yes, that's what I'm looking for. But I cant locate it either.Quote:
Originally Posted by ccowgill
Currently it says
"No intersection can be found between line and polyline line segments"
But they are both in the same plane, if I explode the pl they fillet ok and vise versa if I pline the line.
what about the current status of edgemode? is it on or off? (although it shouldnt matter for fillet)
If I'm working in large coordinate values, I see similar issues with plines. That's common w/ state plane coordinate systems and georeferenced drawings.
When using the command Fillet, there are several options in square brackets [Undo, polyline, Radio, Trim (Recorta), Multiple]. With the Trim(Recorta) option to activate or deactivate the Trim. When Trim (Recorta) mode is enabled, you can fillet a line and a polyline. Wen disabled then not produce the fillet (assuming, for example Radio 0).
Sorry if there are differences in the name of the options, because my Autocad 2011 is in Spanish.
I have discovered the root of all my problems that I have posted on here.
It's the AutoCAD structural detailing that was included in my Revit suite. It just has a load of bugs. I've since downloaded just plain old AutoCAD and all is ok again.
I don't know why they dont include the basic version in the Structural Revit Suite!!!!!
Thanks for that info. Let's hope it saves other people from grief.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clarence Worley