If you're sure all the points are on the same arc, can't you just create a new three-point arc using the first point, last point, and one of the other points? Then you could erase all the old arc geometry.
When I get files from some of my customers in DXF format I open them in Auctocad. On the arcs I have hundreds of points. When I bring the file into Mach 3 it takes forever and the gcode file is huge and the router never gets to the feed rate that I set. How do I reduce them?
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Gary
If you're sure all the points are on the same arc, can't you just create a new three-point arc using the first point, last point, and one of the other points? Then you could erase all the old arc geometry.
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That's what I'd do. Hopefully you don't have to deal with hundreds of arcs.Originally Posted by mrainey
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