In this method the actual position of the cursor is the starting point of the operation.
Distance vertical/horizontal
The operation places the object with a defined X or Y distance to a selected reference point.
The operation places the symbol with a defined X, Y or Z distance to a selected reference point.
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- Point to the reference point. The cursor snaps to the point.
- Press [Shift]+[8].
The dialog appears:
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Enter the value in compliance with the prefix. You can use different s. Depending on the input, a help line appears at the position. Any other changes will be immediately visible so that you can correct entries.
X-distance between the reference point and the desired position. The prefix determines the direction.You can use different s.
Y-distance between the reference point and the desired position. The prefix determines the direction.You can use different s.
- Click OK. The symbol is fixed at the position.
- Point to the reference point. The cursor snaps to the point.
- Click . The context menu appears.
- Select: .
The dialog appears.
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Enter the value in compliance with the prefix. You can use different s. Depending on the input, a help line appears at the position. Any other changes will be immediately visible so that you can correct entries.
X-distance between the reference point and the desired position. The prefix determines the direction.You can use different s.
Y-distance between the reference point and the desired position. The prefix determines the direction.You can use different s.
- Click OK. The symbol is fixed at the position.
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The operation places the object on the basis of the cursor position with a defined distance in the angular direction.
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- Point to the reference point. The cursor snaps to the point.
- Press [Shift]+[9].
The dialog appears:
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Insert the values. Depending on the input, a help line appears at the position. Any other changes will be immediately visible so that you can correct entries.
Total distance between the reference point and the desired position. You can use different s.
The direction of the positional shift as an angle between 0 and 360°. You can enter a positive or negative value. The prefix determines the direction.
- Click OK. The symbol is fixed at the position.
- Point to the reference point. The cursor snaps to the point.
- Click . The context menu appears.
- Select: .
The dialog appears.
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Insert the values. Depending on the input, a help line appears at the position. Any other changes will be immediately visible so that you can correct entries.
Total distance between the reference point and the desired position. You can use different s.
The direction of the positional shift as an angle between 0 and 360°. You can enter a positive or negative value. The prefix determines the direction.
- Click OK. The symbol is fixed at the position.
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The operation centres the symbol between two points on the two-dimensional plane (between the X and Y-axes). The mounting height (Z) remains unchanged. The rotation is based on the imaginary line between two points.
The operation places the symbol centrally between the two points. The rotation of the symbol remains unchanged.
The operation places the symbol at the intersection of the tangent line and the point , which is calculated from the cursor position to the tangent line.
Perpendicular from the center of the active line
The operation places the object perpendicular to the line at a defined distance from its center.
The operation supports, for example, the insertion of a symbol on a slanting wall when at the same time a defined distance to a reference point is required.
The distance is visualized as a circle and the radius is requested. The circle creates the snap points to other lines in the model, which will make the placement more easy.
Define distance as reference path
On the basis of the cursor position, the operation places the object by definition of a reference path.