Author Question: How we can calculate area of irregular polygon in autocad? (Read 1140 times)

aero

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How we can calculate area of irregular polygon in autocad?



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If your drawing is a wireframe, convert it into a plane area, by creating a region.When it is already a region, on the autocad command line, type massprop, select the object( or all, if no other object on your drawing window). After executing the command, your will see mass properties, like area, volume,weight, centroids, etc,,,,,



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camila

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Convert the lines to a closed polyline and join them using PE command

If your lines are connected, do these:
1. Command PE->>enter, press M enter
2. Select all objects->>enter, press Y->> enter, press J->>enter 3 times.
3. Command AA->>enter, press O->>enter, select the polygon. Check the Area in the command window. Done.



 

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