How to Break Lines, Polylines, Rectangles, and arcs in AutoCAD using an AutoCAD Lisp

How to Break Objects in AutoCAD?

If you use AutoCAD, you may have come across situations where you need to break lines, polylines, rectangles, and arcs in your drawings. Breaking an object means dividing it into two or more parts at a specified point or specified points. You may want to break an object to create a gap, change its properties, or modify its shape.

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However, breaking objects manually can be tedious and time-consuming, especially if you have many objects or points to break. You might also have to use different commands or tools depending on the type of object you want to break.

Fortunately, there is a faster and easier way to break lines, polylines, rectangles, and arcs in AutoCAD using a Lisp. In this blog post, I will show you how to use a Lisp to break lines, polylines, rectangles, and arcs in AutoCAD. This Lisp will allow you to break multiple objects at once, at specified points, or at intersections.

What is the AutoCAD LISP and how do you upload it to AutoCAD?

After you have uploaded the LISP file, you need to type 'BR' to activate it.

Then select your object.

Finally, specify the breakpoint.

You can download the lisp from here.