Something like solprof???

I'm looking for some command (maybe lisp application) to project plines from
a topographic drawing into a plane.
Those plines are in the space, each one have different elevation. I tried to
move them by double clicking and changing Z value, but I takes to much
time!!!
I wonder if there is something to make it easier.
Thanks a lot

Carlos

 

You could try "wmfout" and "wmfin".
Also you could plot to a dxb plotter then use "dxbin".

 

The express tool "flatten" might also work.

 

You can also set up a DXB Printer, orint to a DXB file and DXBIN

Flatten 3D model to 2D
http://usa.autodesk.com/getdoc/id=TS45483

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I think you are just not using it correctly. Open a viewport and get the
view like you wnat it, type hide, then solprof, then select all the objects,
then select "yes" at the rest of the prompts. When it finishes go out to
modelspace and isolate the PV layers and then do 3D orbit to see what is
really there.

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Software for measuring and stretching multiple 3D solids.
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Solprof only works with soldid bodies, not plines either surfaces.

 

Expresstools FLATTEN