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Jun 22, 2018 · Here's what I use as a command name to specifically do that: (defun C: BF1 (); = B reak with F irst option at 1 point. (command "_.break" pause "_first" pause "@") ) You could change that BF1 command name to BR, if you prefer, and remove BR as the standard alias for Break. The description at the icon in the Modify area of the Ribbon is a little ...
Nov 17, 2017 · You can define a specific command name that does the same thing, such as this: (defun C:BF1 (); = Break with First option at 1 point. (command "_.break" pause "_first" pause "@") ) and then make that the command that is called by that button, rather than the macro of the basic command with First option and @.
Mar 19, 2010 · AutoSnap has to be temporarily turned off (important!!). I've written the following Lisp which allows user to select and object, and followed by picking a break point, command will be sent out with AutoSnap turned off temporarily. (defun c:ba (/ obj pt1 osmode cmdecho) (setq obj (car (entsel))) (setq pt1 (getpoint "\nSpecify break point: "))
Jun 4, 2020 · This "break at point" command is not a command but a command with its extensions, so that it doesn't help to ENTER to repeat the all instruction, it only repeats the core of the command. In the world, there must be thousands of people like me who put this "*", instruction that repeats the all macro. True, but all this applies up to ACAD 2020.
Nov 4, 2022 · Here is the menu macro "^C^C_break \_f \@" The \ represents a pause for user input and the @ represents use the same point. The f is the option to select the first point, not using the selection point as the break point. BTW, if you like using the ribbon, pin the modify panel or drag it out of the ribbon.
Mar 17, 2020 · Then click on the ACCEPT SOLUTION button. 05-05-2020 07:22 AM. Just installed 2021. The modify toolbar icon for break at point uses the ^C^C_break\_f\@ macro but still breaks between two objects. The breakatpoint command works and has the same macro.
Nov 20, 2017 · As the title says, C3D 2018 fails to break a 3d polyline at a single point. This happens consistently to me in different drawings with 3d polylines. Anyone else have an issue like this? There is an XREF underlay that I used NCOPY to bring the linework into the current drawing, switched its layer, then attempted to break the 3d polyline.
Oct 22, 2013 · On the ribbon: HOME > MODIFY > then hover over the icons until it reports BREAK AT POINT (select that) ... type F (read the prompts) .... select the line to break and break it at the INTERSECTION you want. @2. Command line: BR; [select line to break]; type F; [select intersection to break at]; type in @; FYI semicolon = ENTER. That should do it.
Jun 9, 2017 · 07-18-2018 12:26 AM. @jshubin. Remove the break and the clamp. Then place the clamp back on the node of the pipe you want the clamp on. Then connect the second pipe to the clamp. Place the breakpoint on the node of the second pipe and run the iso. Kind regards.
Nov 14, 2015 · The easiest way I've found is: BR -enter. Select the line you wish to break (you can click it anywhere) F -enter (for First point) Select where you wish for the line to break. Select the same location for 'second break point'. Report. 2 Likes.