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Want to set entire drawing to have Z elevation = 0
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If you search most any forum (e.g. AutoDesk or cadalog.com) you'll find this topic thousands of times - must be an epidemic problem.
'Change' command-works on some items but not lines with differing Z values
Express Tools -'Flatten'-About the best I suppose
'Flatten.lsp' freeware, many floating around out there-variable success rate
From the command line - "move" (select objcts), From: 0,0,0 To: 0,0,1e99; then Move: previous From: 0,0,0 To: 0,0,-1e99. Works on simple objects but not nested blockks, etc.
HTH,
Carl
'Change' command-works on some items but not lines with differing Z values
Express Tools -'Flatten'-About the best I suppose
'Flatten.lsp' freeware, many floating around out there-variable success rate
From the command line - "move" (select objcts), From: 0,0,0 To: 0,0,1e99; then Move: previous From: 0,0,0 To: 0,0,-1e99. Works on simple objects but not nested blockks, etc.
HTH,
Carl
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Thanks for the reply Carl,
I am running 2002LT (should have mentioned it before) so I cannot run a LISP routine.
Most of the objects do have differing Z values, so I have been using DDMODIFY on them.
I have just tried the MOVE 0,0,1e99 thing and it works a treat!
Thankyou.
S
I am running 2002LT (should have mentioned it before) so I cannot run a LISP routine.
Most of the objects do have differing Z values, so I have been using DDMODIFY on them.
I have just tried the MOVE 0,0,1e99 thing and it works a treat!
Thankyou.
S
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