I am have trouble deleting a "circle" I also have geometry "points" within the circle; that I do not want to delete! Can anyone explain how to delete a circle without deleting the geometry points within? ](*,)
Kayaker
I am have trouble deleting a "circle" I also have geometry "points" within the circle; that I do not want to delete! Can anyone explain how to delete a circle without deleting the geometry points within? ](*,)
Kayaker
In Plancad:
- draw a circle
- make points with 2-2-3
- delete the circle
- the points are still there.
where is your problem?
Hi Der_Planer,
My problem is that I'm not in Plancad. I'm in wall design.
Kayaker
It's the same in wall design. I can delete the circle, and the points stay there.
(working with ver 8.03)
I sure cannot delete a circle and keep the geometry points within not in 8.02. Now I noticed another problem since you thought I was in Plancad I went to Plancad and drew a circle and put some points in it only to find that now my geometry point has a big blue box. :alc:
Kayaker
In Plancad: 2-1 (draw - settings) you can define the point size.
caution: it will only work for new points, and will not change existing points!
In D-CAD 2D you can change the size of the point with 2-1.
In Wall Design draw a circle and then position a point at center of the circle. Now when you delete the circle the center point will not disappear.
Hi Guys,
Ok this is what I found out, what I thought was a circle, was actually a closed arc. Which I could not delete. Can someone try it out and see if the same is true on your end?
Thanks!
Kayaker
I do not understand your question? You can delete lines, points and arcs all separately?
Jason,
Do a "closed arc" can you then easily delete it by just drawing a line across it?
Kayaker
I'm not use what a closed arc is but I can delete any arc I create with 8-9-9 in Wall Design and 2-03 in D-CAD 2D?
Draw a "circle" with the arc tool, I know this dosn't seem right but try it!
Kayaker
OK, now I see what is happening. I will have to see if there is another way to delete the arc/circle. In the future please use the circle commands for drawing circles and the arc commands for drawing arcs.
Hi Jason,
Thanks for looking into it.
Cheers! :alc:
Kayaker