square corners

Nice challenge!

In particular, because she needs a strict explanation of what you want... This Javascript from the first point drawn (as much as can be that), then around the object, by checking the slope to the next point. If that slope is not right, the Next is moved horizontally or vertically to line up. Therefore, it is quite possible (likely, even) you get something different from what you expect. A six-sided polygon, for example, can collapse into a rectangle or (when it is turned slightly) in a straight line!

(It is a Javascript script, so save it as "straightenLines.jsx" in some place - preference, your local Illustrator Scripts folder, so it appears in the file-> Scripts menu at the next startup. Select an object and then run the script.)

(You can remove the comment markers to see that the angles were before running the script. These calculations were based on another idea, but then I decided to do it the easy way.)

if (app.documents.length > 0 && app.selection.length == 1 && app.selection[0] instanceof PathItem)
{
     pts = app.selection[0].pathPoints;
     for (pp=0; pp 
         
 
         
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