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 From:  Michael Gibson
6183.4 In reply to 6183.3 
Hi Carlos,

> Edit: Buying 1 Rhino license is not an option at this point.

I guess in the meantime then use the Rhino trial version until you run out of saves... That's probably your best solution at the moment, there just isn't anything set up currently in MoI that will do what you want.


> Take a look at this example: draw 2 squares side by side sharing just 1 side. The
> shared line is made of 2 curves stacked together

Are all your duplicated cases only involving lines, or do you have other kinds of duplicated curves as well?

Are all the curves you need to find duplicates for actually _exact_ duplicates of one another with completely identical control points in them? Or are they just "very similar" curves that might have different control point structures and only overlap to some tolerance level?

- Michael
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 From:  MajorGrubert (CARLOSFERREIRAPINTO)
6183.5 
Hi Michael,
Most of them are exactly copy with the same end points, so find them, deleting and leaving just one, it will be a huge help.
The other curves have diferent end points but they are same exact location or sometimes quite close, less the 1mm from each other.
Ive run out of Rhino`s trial saves :-)
Thanks for your replys.
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 From:  Michael Gibson
6183.6 In reply to 6183.5 
Hi Carlos, if you have several example files you could send to me at moi@moi3d.com, that would help me to see if I can cook something up in MoI to help with that.

It's a lot easier to find things that are exact duplicates of one another rather than ones with different end points and only close by each other, especially if there are a lot of curves to process scanning everything against everything to determine that "nearby" condition can be very time consuming.

- Michael
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 From:  MajorGrubert (CARLOSFERREIRAPINTO)
6183.7 In reply to 6183.6 
Hi Michael,
Ok, i'll send some files soon i get to the office, tomorrow, its late night here, i'm at home.
Concerning exact duplicates: i understand and believe it could be a huge help.
Thanks for your interest.
Carlos
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