Which AutoCAD entity cannot be converted to a parcel segment using the Create Parcel from Objects command?

Which AutoCAD entity cannot be converted to a parcel segment using the Create Parcel from Objects command?

• A. Circle
• B. Line
• C. Arc
• D. Polyline

Answer: (A)

The command creates parcels by using existing boundary geometry that forms a closed loop made up of straight segments and/or circular arcs. A line provides a straight boundary piece, an arc provides a curved boundary piece, and a polyline can combine many of these pieces into a continuous closed boundary. A circle, though closed, is a single primitive boundary and isn’t interpreted as a boundary composed of discrete segments for parcel creation, so it can’t be converted directly into a parcel boundary with this tool. If you need a circular parcel, you’d first convert or approximate the circle into a closed polyline using arc segments so it can form a proper boundary for parcel creation.

The command creates parcels by using existing boundary geometry that forms a closed loop made up of straight segments and/or circular arcs. A line provides a straight boundary piece, an arc provides a curved boundary piece, and a polyline can combine many of these pieces into a continuous closed boundary. A circle, though closed, is a single primitive boundary and isn’t interpreted as a boundary composed of discrete segments for parcel creation, so it can’t be converted directly into a parcel boundary with this tool. If you need a circular parcel, you’d first convert or approximate the circle into a closed polyline using arc segments so it can form a proper boundary for parcel creation.