How to Edit Multilines using Mledit Command in AutoCAD Software?

 

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Today We learn about "Mledit" Command to edit Multilines.

Command : Mledit

Menu : Modify > Object > Multiline

-We can edit Multilines at Intersection, We can break Multiline and We can edit Vertices of Multiline.

1) Closed Cross

    Create a Closed Cross-Section Intersection between Two Multilines.

    Select First Mline : Select the Foreground line.

    Select Second Mline : Select the intersecting multiline.

2) Open Cross

    Create an Open Cross-Section Intersection between Two Multilines.

     Select First Mline : Select the Foreground line.

     Select Second Mline : Select the intersecting multiline.

3) Merged Cross

    Create a merged Cross-Section Intersection between Two Multilines.

    Select First Mline then Select Second Mline.

4) Closed Tee

    Creates a Closed- tee intersection between Two Multilines. The first Multiline is trimmed or extend          to its intersection with the second multiline.

5) Open Tee

    Creates a Open- tee intersection between Two Multilines. The first Multiline is trimmed or extend          to its intersection with the second multiline.

6) Merged Tee

    Creates a Merged- tee intersection between Two Multilines. The first Multiline is trimmed or            extend to its intersection with the second multiline.

7) Corner Joint

     Create a Corner between Two Multilines. Multilines are trimmed or extend to their intersection.

8) Add Vertex

    Add a new vertex by Mouseclick to a Multiline.

9) Delete Vertex

    Deleted a vertex from Multiline. To Delete Vertex from Multiline, Mouseclick near to vertex.

10) Cut Single

       Cut Single Element of Multiline. Element will cut between first and second mouseclick.

11) Cut All

       Cut All the Elements of Multiline. Entire Multiline will cut between first and second mouseclick.

12) Weld All

        Join all Elements of Multiline which are cut.

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- Bhargav Joshi