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I'm trying to either fillet or extend/trim a line and it keeps telling me that the items are non coplanar. What do I need to do for this not to happen?
"Non-coplanar line" in AutoCAD refers to lines or objects that are not on the same plane. This means they are not lying on a flat surface and instead have different elevations or angles.
Fixing non-coplanar lines is important because it ensures the accuracy and precision of your drawing. Non-coplanar lines can cause errors in measurements and can make your drawing look distorted or incorrect.
To identify non-coplanar lines, you can use the "3DORBIT" command in AutoCAD to view your drawing from different angles. Non-coplanar lines will appear as disjointed or disconnected when viewed from certain angles.
There are several ways to fix non-coplanar lines in AutoCAD. One method is to use the "FLATTEN" command, which will project all objects onto the current viewing plane. Another method is to use the "ALIGN" command, which allows you to align selected objects to a specific plane or surface.
Yes, there are ways to prevent non-coplanar lines from occurring in your AutoCAD drawings. These include using the "POLYSOLID" command to create 3D objects instead of drawing them as 2D objects, and using the "OSNAP" feature to ensure precise object placement.