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NOTE AutoCAD Map 3D does not refer to a tolerance value when dissolving
pseudo nodes.
When you dissolve a pseudo node on a 2D polyline with different Z values,
the first Z-value on the object is used. On a 3D polyline, the Z-value on the
first vertex is used. The object remains a 3D polyline. For all other properties,
the values on the first object are used.
WARNING Using Dissolve Pseudo-Nodes may result in the loss of certain types
of data. For example, if two lines have object data attached, the resulting single
polyline retains object data from only one of the lines. Similarly, if two lines on
different layers share an end point, the resulting polyline will reside on only one
of the layers.
See also:
■
Overview of Cleaning Up Maps (page 766)
■ Step 2: Setting Cleanup Options (page 771)
■ Overview of Cleanup Actions (page 788)
■ Erase Short Objects (page 795)
■ Snap Clustered Nodes (page 804)
■ Simplify Objects (page 811)
NOTE This procedure is for drawing objects only. There is no equivalent for
geospatial feature data.
To dissolve pseudo nodes
1 Click Tools tab ➤ Map Edit panel ➤ Clean Up.
2 On the Select Actions page, in the Cleanup Actions list, click Dissolve
Pseudo Nodes. Click Add.
3 Continue specifying Drawing Cleanup settings.
NOTE Dissolve Pseudo Nodes does not use a tolerance value or other cleanup
parameters.
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