What is the inverse command of decomposition?
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I’d like to ask everyone, what is the inverse command of decomposition? For example: if a rectangle is broken down into four straight lines, how can it be reassembled into a rectangle? (Don’t use the region command)
Click Cancel to proceed. CAD can be abandoned indefinitely.
Both the “Block” and “Polyline” commands can be used to recombine the four straight lines into one.
Personally, I think it should be the “block” command; a block is a whole entity
It should be a block; of course, cancellation is the best option!
I want to make modifications to the rectangle; it makes no sense to give up now
What modifications need to be made to the rectangle? If it’s a matter of changing its size or length, these can be done without the need for decomposition.
Cancel it; such a *habit is best
For the decomposition of thepline, it can be rejoined using pedit->joint.
After decomposition, use pedit to select a line—then choose J—and select all; it will work as follows: Command: pedit Select polyline or : Select polyline or : Enter an option : J
Have you seen \"The Difference Between a Doctor and a Migrant Worker\"? I think my method is to use the four lines from DEL to draw a rectangle based on the original parameters.
block or back
I know what you mean. What I want to change is: change 10×8 to 9×6. Is there any good way to do that?
Double-click on this block directly, and then you can make modifications; save after making the changes. In this way, the block has not been broken down, and you have also completed the modification.
It is certainly possible to use line segment generation blocks, but it’s different from before; previously it was polylines. You can use the merge command and follow the prompts to achieve what the original poster mentioned.
Use the stretch command; pulling it twice will do, there’s no need to break down the graphic.
The stretch command solves moderator issues in a simple and straightforward manner.
The poster can simply use grip stretching or shrinking