Numbering on Curve

Numbering of objects by location along a curve, polyline, or spline.

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The Numbering on Curve program (CNum command) will help you quickly assign numbers in order to any objects in the drawing. The main feature of this numbering option (unlike the Numbering and Manual Numbering programs) is that the order of numbers is selected depending on the position of the object relative to a given line, polyline, or any other curve. In any case, the program will ask you to select one curve as a guide and will then assign numbers to objects by selecting them one by one along this guide.

Program capabilities:

You can select any flat or 3D curve as a guide: circle, arc, line, polyline, spline, ellipse, ray, or xLine.
You can select from which end of the guide curve the numbering will be performed right at the moment of selecting the curve. Just click closer to one of the ends.
You can select any objects in the drawing for numbering: texts, multi leaders, solids, lines, blocks, etc.
All numbering options are available as in the AVC Numbering command.
- In particular, you can write the number in the name of parts and lines (which is visible only in the AVC Properties Palette), or you can write the number in the block attributes.
- You can create a complex numbering template with any texts and substitutions of any properties of numbered objects and the drawing.
- You can number with different numbers and letters.
- You can continue numbering from the last or specified number or always start with 1.
The program can request a new numbering prefix each time in addition to the constant template.
You can select objects that do not intersect the guide curve - the program will set the number by the nearest point of the curve.
You cannot specify which objects to number at all, but only select the curve. Then the program itself will find objects intersecting with this curve.
You can set up object filtering so that the program discards unnecessary objects that accidentally fall into the selection frame or accidentally intersect with the guide curve.
You can set up to 9 numbering styles and quickly switch them from the command line.