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basepointdesignz
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Hi,
There's two ways that could achieve what you want..
1: Unless you need 100% accurately replicated splines, you could try using a polyline and turning it to a splined curve, which is in the pedit command..
Just draw the polyline through the control points of the original spline then use pedit and type s to spline the polyline..
2: If the area is going to be closed, you could convert the polylines, lines and splines etc into a region. You can also join splines using this technique as long as as the area is going to joined..
Anyway, I hope this helps..
Cheers,
Paul @ basepoint designz..
basepoint designz
renegade@bpdesignz.com
There's two ways that could achieve what you want..
1: Unless you need 100% accurately replicated splines, you could try using a polyline and turning it to a splined curve, which is in the pedit command..
Just draw the polyline through the control points of the original spline then use pedit and type s to spline the polyline..
2: If the area is going to be closed, you could convert the polylines, lines and splines etc into a region. You can also join splines using this technique as long as as the area is going to joined..
Anyway, I hope this helps..
Cheers,
Paul @ basepoint designz..
basepoint designz
renegade@bpdesignz.com
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