Join LineStrings joins together two or more LineString items into one. The newly-formed LineString item takes on the properties of the dominant selected LineString.
Select two or more LineString items, then select this command, and input a tolerance: this is the maximum distance allowed between the LineString items for them to be joined. LineString items which are further apart than the tolerance will not be joined. You are given the option of creating a new LineString item, keeping the existing LineString items unchanged.
The LineString items are joined by moving vertices so that they are coincident.
Tolerance
Approximate
Select this option and use the slider to choose an approximate tolerance.
Exact
Select this option if you wish to enter the exact tolerance. Enter the value, if the preview screen shows the desired result, click Apply.
Styles
Before
Check the Before tickbox to see the pre-operation condition.
The Before first drop-down box allows you to change the pen to draw the pre-operation LineString items in the preview screen.
The Before second drop-down box is not used for this command.
After
Check the After tickbox to see the post-operation condition.
The After first drop-down box allows you to change the pen to draw the post-operation LineString item(s) in the preview screen.
Note: This setting affects the preview only and has no effect on the final output.
The After second drop-down box is not used for this command.
Preview screen
The preview screen shows the output that would be achieved with the current settings.
Before/After
This displays the number of LineString items selected (Before) followed by the number of LineString items that will be output (After).
Keep original item(s)
Check the Keep original Item(s) tickbox if you want to keep the original items and create new LineString items.
The following screens show the effect that may be achieved by moving the Tolerance-Approximate slider from left (lower tolerance value) to right (higher tolerance value).
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