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Densify Vertices: CP_DENSIFY – CADPower Command

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Summary The CP_DENSIFY command in CADPower is a versatile tool that allows you to add extra vertices to both 2D and 3D polylines, enhancing their flexibility for detailed editing and manipulation. CADPower-> Polyline-> Vertex Management-> Densify Vertices This command offers two methods to densify polylines: This tool is especially useful for refining the shape of polylines, making it easier to modify curves, smooth out geometry or prepare for further operations like surface modeling or contour editing.

Delete Vertex: CP_DELVX – CADPower Command

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Summary The CP_DELVX command in CADPower provides a quick and efficient way to delete a vertex from a polyline in a single step. With this command, users can simply select the vertex they want to remove. It will be instantly deleted without the need for multiple operations. CADPower-> Polyline-> Vertex Management-> Delete Vertex This is especially useful for editing and refining polylines in complex drawings, allowing for more precise control over the shape and geometry of polylines. It simplifies the process of adjusting polyline vertices, saving time and making edits more intuitive.

Insert Vertex: CP_INSVX – CADPower Command

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Summary The CP_INSVX command in CADPower allows you to easily insert a vertex along any polyline by simply picking a point at the desired location. This command streamlines the process of adding vertices to existing polylines. And enabling greater flexibility when editing or refining the shape of a polyline. CADPower-> Polyline-> Vertex Management-> Insert Vertex It is particularly useful when you need to adjust the geometry or add control points for better alignment or modifications in architectural, engineering or design drawings. By selecting the insertion point directly, the command makes the process quick and intuitive.

3D-to-2D: CP_CH3D2D – CADPower Command

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Summary CP_CH3D2D: Converts all selected 3D Polylines and Lines into 2D Polylines and Lines. Depending on the setting of the PLINETYPE variable, the 2D polylines thus formed will be either heavy weight polylines or light weight polylines.  CADPower -> Polyline Tools -> Change 2d->3d->2d -> 3D-to-2D While creating the 2d polylines, you can specify the constant elevation that the 2d polylines should acquire. The following options are possible: Set to 0.0Lowest Z of each 3d polylineHighest Z of each 3d polylineSet to first vertex of each 3d polylineAverage of all vertices (default)Set to a value The standard object selection dialog appears and allows polylines and lines to be selected. Click Apply and the all the 3D polylines and lines are converted into 2D polylines. The original 3D polyline will be erased. Tech Info: CP_CH3D2D changes the DXF Group Code 70 of each polyline, removes the 8 bit and recreates a 2D polyline. The 2D polyline acquires new handles but any extended entity data in the 3D polyline will be transferred to the 2D polyline.

2D-to-3D: CP_CH2D3D – CADPower Command

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Summary CP_CH2D3D: Converts all the selected 2D Polylines to 3D polylines. A 3D polyline can hold different Z values in each of its vertex. The new 3D polylines thus formed will look exactly like the 2D polylines except that internally they are 3D and therefore can hold Z values. CADPower -> Polyline Tools -> Change 2d->3d->2d -> 2D-to-3D The standard object selection dialog appears and allows polylines and lines to be selected. Click Apply and all the 2D polylines are converted into 3D polylines. The original 2D polyline will be erased. Tech Info: CP_CH2D3D changes the DXF Group Code 70 of each polyline, adds the 8 bit and recreates a 3D polyline. The 3D polyline thus created has the 3D flag set. The 3D polyline acquires new handles but any extended entity data in the 2D polyline will be transferred to the 3D polyline.

Join Connected Lines / Polylines: CP_JOINCONNECTED – CADPower Command

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Summary The CP_JOINCONNECTED command in CADPower is designed to streamline the process of joining connected lines and polylines into a single, continuous entity. This tool is especially useful when you have multiple line or polyline segments that are adjacent or touching and you need to combine them to form a single object. Instead of manually selecting and joining individual segments. This command automatically identifies and joins the connected ones, saving time and reducing the risk of errors. It is an essential tool for simplifying geometry in CAD drawings, particularly in tasks like creating clean boundary lines, road networks, or outlines in architectural and engineering designs. CADPower -> Polyline Tools -> Join -> Join Connected Lines / Polylines

Join 3D Polylines: CP_3DJ – CADPower Command

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Summary CP_3DJ: Command is a tool that automatically connects selected 3D Polyline objects by merging them at their endpoints. This simplifies the process of creating continuous shapes from separate segments in 3D Polylines. CADPower -> Polyline Tools -> Join -> Join 3D Polylines The CP_3DJ command joins 3D segments (lines or polylines) and combines them into a 3D Polylines. The PEDIT command does not allow joining of 3D segments. This command fills the need by allowing the Join subcommand to be applied on 3D Polyline segments or lines. The segments to be joined must be exactly touching each other. Once the command has been issued, the prompts that follow are similar to the PEDIT command. You are prompted to select polylines. If a line has been selected, you are prompted to convert it into a polyline. Then you select the objects to join. All touching segments are joined to the first segment resulting in a joined 3D Polyline.

Join 2D Polylines: CP_PLJOIN – CADPower Command

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Summary CP_PLJOIN Command is a tool that automatically connects selected Line or 2D Polyline objects by merging them at their endpoints. This simplifies the process of creating continuous shapes from separate segments. CADPower -> Polyline Tools -> Join -> Join 2D Polylines Automatically fuses (joins) all selected line or polyline objects together. The objects should be touching each other at their ends.

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