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If you need to break lines, polylines, arcs, circles and other entities from your drawing at intersections with other entities, you can make use of the application BreakAll (BreakObjects) or QBRICK.

The LISP application BreakAll (BreakObjects) contains the commands myBreak, BreakAll, BreakwObjects, BreakObject, BreakWith, BreakTouching, BreakSelected. These commands allow to break all or selected objects at points where they are intersected or touched by other objects. The objects are breaked at the intersection points, the appearance of the drawing is not changed.

The LISP application BreakAll can be downloaded from Download, the ARX application QBRICK for AutoCAD version 2000 to 2008 is available here.

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See also:
Tip 13611:BOM with multi-line items in Inventor.
Tip 13485:Multi-line keynotes in Revit.
Tip 13139:How to insert a new line into multiline text in the Find/Replace command?
Tip 11643:Breaking dimension extension lines in Inventor.
Tip 11425:Contour lines on a toposurface are displayed as too thick lines.


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