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    • J Offline
      jkamyiu
      last edited by

      Hello Everyone,

      I've registered just so I can see if anyone can help me. I've scoured the net and this forum for a script that closes gaps between lines that were left from being imported from AutoCad. I've seen this tool somewhere. Can anyone help?

      Thanks,

      Yiu

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        boofredlay
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        The Close Opens script at Smustard will do what you want.

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          jkamyiu
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          Is there anything that is free to share? My employer would not pay $20 for this.

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            remus
            last edited by

            As far as i know there isnt any other scripts that can do this.

            Id suggest wasting a few hours cleaning up autocad imports and see if your boss will buy it then.

            http://remusrendering.wordpress.com/

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              thomthom
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              As remus said, put it into perspective to your employer. It takes way much more time for you to do it manually. $20 is nothing. SketchUp Pro is cheap compared to AutoCAD.

              Thomas Thomassen — SketchUp Monkey & Coding addict
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