This command removes points from a polyline, without
significantly changing the polyline. The offset cutoff is the
maximum amount that the polyline can move horizontally and
vertically when removing a point. For example, in a polyline with
three points in a straight line, the middle point can be removed
without changing the polyline. The below image shows an example. If
the offset cutoff were set to 0.10, the upper-left wedge would be
removed, but the lower-right wedge would not.
Enter the offset cutoff <0.1>: .5
Select polylines to reduce.
Select objects: pick polylines
Processed polylines:
1
Total number of vertices: 10
Number of vertices removed: 1
Pulldown Menu Location: Edit > Polyline Utilities
Keyboard Command: reduce
Prerequisite: A polyline
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