Still the same 
I assume you know you can get around this by using a chained line instead of a polyline? The individual lines that form the segments always start and finish with a whole dash. Use the magic wand to apply it to an existing polyline. Delete polyline after.
Even the tools in the pet pallette like offset edge, offset all edges and move node still work, provided you suspend groups temporarily.
Unfortunately, I feel we need both types of corner behaviour for both types of line depending on whether we are using a symbolic or a dashed line type. See the diagram below.
Ideally we need to be able to switch between the two behaviours whatever the tool as there isn't a simple workaround for other polygonal elements. I guess this would be best done by a simple 'continuous line spacing' checkbox option in the tools settings.
There is even inconsistency in how this is applied at the moment in AC11. Roofs, Slabs, Meshs and Polylines all join corners neatly, but Fills, Lines and Poly-walls do not.
I'm not sure why?
This is why the problem occurs currently. Roll on AC13!
Even the tools in the pet pallette like offset edge, offset all edges and move node still work, provided you suspend groups temporarily.
Unfortunately, I feel we need both types of corner behaviour for both types of line depending on whether we are using a symbolic or a dashed line type. See the diagram below.
Ideally we need to be able to switch between the two behaviours whatever the tool as there isn't a simple workaround for other polygonal elements. I guess this would be best done by a simple 'continuous line spacing' checkbox option in the tools settings.
There is even inconsistency in how this is applied at the moment in AC11. Roofs, Slabs, Meshs and Polylines all join corners neatly, but Fills, Lines and Poly-walls do not.
I'm not sure why?This is why the problem occurs currently. Roll on AC13!
Peter wrote:... or just explode the existing polyline (with Auto grouping ON of course).
I assume you know you can get around this by using a chained line instead of a polyline? The individual lines that form the segments always start and finish with a whole dash. Use the magic wand to apply it to an existing polyline. Delete polyline after.
s2art wrote:You could do it that way also!
... or just explode the existing polyline (with Auto grouping ON of course).
(Real men don't take the easy route, by the way!
)Cheers Stuart!
Peter wrote:Lazy ones do.
(Real men don't take the easy route, by the way!
