Pix User Manual

  • Welcome to Pix
  • Installation
  • User Interface
  • Toolbar overview
  • Toolbar commands
    • Selection
      • Pick
      • Measure
    • Draw
      • Line
      • Parallel line
      • Perpendicular line
      • Arc
      • 2-Point arc
      • 3-Point arc
      • Tangent-Point arc
      • Point
    • Draw shapes
      • Circle
      • 2-Point circle
      • 3-Point circle
      • Rectangle
      • Center-Point rectangle
      • Inscribed polygon
      • Circumscribed polygon
      • Edge polygon
    • Edit edges
      • Fillet
      • Chamfer
      • Inside fillet
      • Corner step
      • Edge recess
      • Edge U-Cut
      • Edge V-Cut
      • Key slot
    • Modify
      • Move
      • Rotate
      • Scale
      • Mirror
      • Rectangular array
      • Polar array
      • Trim
      • Extend
    • Dimensions
      • Linear Dimension
      • Baseline Dimension
      • Continue Dimension
      • Angle Dimension
      • 3-Point Angle Dimension
      • Radius Dimension
      • Diameter Dimension
      • Callout Dimension
      • Segment Dimension
    • Cleanup
      • Join
      • Decurve
      • Remove Small Segments
      • Mark Open Polylines
      • Highlight Overlaps
      • Mark Non-Tangent Corners
      • Mark Large Radius
    • Setup
      • Layer Setup
      • Shift Origin
  • Demo Videos
Toolbar commands
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Cleanup
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Join

Join

The Join Join tool combines separate line and arc segments into a single connected polyline. It is the main tool for rebuilding a usable contour from fragmented geometry — for example after importing a drawing whose outline arrived as many disconnected pieces.

Joining segments

  1. Select the Join tool.

  2. Click a segment to start the result polyline.

  3. Click the next segment to add. Pix trims or extends the segments at their intersection as needed and shows a live preview of the joined result.

  4. Continue clicking segments to grow the polyline.

When the joined segments form a closed loop, the result is completed automatically.

While joining:

  • Hold kbd:[Ctrl] and click to finalise the current polyline and start a new one.

  • Hold kbd:[Shift] and click to undo the last segment you added.

The finished polyline is created on the default layer, and the original segments that were joined are consumed.

Demonstration

The video below shows several separate line segments being joined into a single polyline:

Demo video

Contents

  • Joining segments
  • Demonstration
Cleanup Decurve

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