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In CAD, how can broken rectangular line segments be combined to form a rectangle? Help needed

2018-07-03View Original

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For rectangles imported from other software in vector format, is there any quick way to regenerate them without gaps?
Reply #22018-07-03
The easiest way is to redraw it; the line segments might be broken or overlapping, and using the Polyline/PE command could result in errors.
Reply #32018-07-05
Agree with the person above; use the rec command to quickly draw one that overlaps the original shape, then select everything and use the overkill command to remove the overlap. If the original shape is a broken polyline, it is sufficient to merge the broken sections; if the original polyline is closed, simply select any one of the polylines and use the j command to select the polylines that need to be merged, then confirm.

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