Autodesk 15606-011408-9005 Tutorial - Page 98

Exercise 1: Delete duplicates If the endpoints of lines or geometry fall within a specified tolerance, they are considered duplicates. Duplicates can be impossible to see, even when zoomed in close. Drawing Cleanup can find such instances and you can decide whether to delete them. In this exercise, you clean up a street map by deleting duplicate objects. To delete duplicates 1 Before you begin this tutorial, see Lesson 1: Get Ready to Use the Tutorials (page 1). 2 Navigate to and open the sample tutorial file Street_Centerlines.dwg. 3 Zoom to the extents of the drawing. In the Tool-based Ribbon Workspace, click View tab ➤ Navigate panel ➤ Zoom Drop-down ➤ Extents. 4 Click Tools tab ➤ Map Edit panel ➤ Clean Up. 5 Specify which objects to include in the cleanup operation. In this case, include all objects. ■ In the Drawing Cleanup - Select Objects dialog box, under Objects to Include In Drawing Cleanup, choose Select All. ■ Make sure there is an asterisk (*) in the Layers box. Select all objects to include in the cleanup operation. 90 | Chapter 3 Tutorial: Moving From AutoCAD to AutoCAD Map 3D