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converting splines to arcs


matdaddydave33
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try trim,break many pieces.

 

 

Use this ribbon bar to break selected lines, arcs and splines into multiple segments based on the specified number of segments or the distance between them (segment length). You can also break arcs and splines into lines and arcs. When breaking an entity, you choose to delete, keep, or blank (hide) the underlying geometry.

 

For splines, you can enter a segment number and distance or, you can specify a tolerance based on chord height.

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I seem to be having the same problem.

 

I can't find a way as of yet.

 

Try creating a two point dia circle by snapping

to the spline start and the mid point.

 

If you send me a file I'll try it for you.

 

Sad to say I export the splines and do it in a

different software that has create splines to arc

and then import.

 

I have made a suggestion to QC@mastercam to snap to

grid-line endpoints, this way you can draw a

circle by snapping to the gridline endpoints

on the hole in a surface.

 

My friend is a Beta tester and has said this

enhancment is in the next release.

 

Hope it works good

ya might need to be on maintenance to use it though

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the trim break many pieces works.try it.you can convert the spline into lines or arcs.just set your tolerance at .0002.no need to enter anything else.select whether to keep,delete or blank original spline.

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