AutoCAD -Polyline / Gaps

[Onoff]

Evening,

 

Using Acad 2010:

 

I can't remember the command...

 

I've drawn a complex shape in 2D. I want to turn it into a polyline, nothing I haven't done a thousand times before. So I enter PEDIT, then use JOIN. Not having it, must be a gap.

 

There is a command that lets you click and sort of plots around the shape so you can see where the gap is?

 

Name escapes me!

 

Anyone?

 

Cheers

[PeterW]

Can you not hatch the polyline and identify the gaps from that ..?

[MikeSharp01]

Just click on the line it will show the nodes and then you can investigate each one, if you move a node and one line stays still there is your gap but IIRC you can close a shape with straight lines or curves and set a gap tolerance to close.

[MikeSharp01]

Just did it, its PEDIT -  Close.

 

[Onoff]

Done it. I think it was because I'd originally drawn in Draftsight. I saved to Dropbox then opened it up in AutoCAD.

 

I redrew over the shape then used PEDIT.