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The "Break apart" option

Last post 04-07-2008 20:27 by ColorYourWorld. 3 replies.
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  • 04-06-2008 17:28

    The "Break apart" option

    Hei

    I am making a map with my Corel draw 10. It's a big map with many nodes in several filled objects. When I wont to Break apart nodes I got the errormessage: Object too Complex, Exceeds 64 K bytes.  I have also tried in Corel Draw X3 and I got the same message. This is a big problem for me. I have imported the basic map from dxf-format and I had to manually join very many lines and curves to get filled the objects.

    Is there a way to set another 64K bytes limit?

    Thanks

    Haavard

  • 04-06-2008 21:09 In reply to

    Re: The "Break apart" option

    I don't have a lot of experience with .dxf files, but trying to join all those seprate pieces is probably a losing battle.

    Have you tried using the Smart Fill tool or the Create Boundary tool in X3................for me, it worked like a charm to convert those pesky .dxf files.

    You'll get instant filled shapes and a drastically reduced number of nodes.

    Diane
    Jersey Girl
  • 04-07-2008 18:36 In reply to

    Re: The "Break apart" option

    Hei and thanks Diane.

    Your solution did not help me with my spesific problem, but I got some tips on how to do it next time. Thank you.

     

    Haavard  Smile

  • 04-07-2008 20:27 In reply to

    Re: The "Break apart" option

    Just so that you can see with this very, very simplified sample..............there is a huge difference in object and node count.

    I'm sure the contrast would be more dramatic working on a file as large and as complicated as the one that you are working with.

    Good luck!

     


    Diane
    Jersey Girl
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