In this exercise, you will successively subdivide a plot with segments that are defined by their angle at the frontage.
This exercise continues from Exercise 2: Subdividing a Plot with a Free-Form Segment.
Specify plot creation settings
As you specify each parameter, notice that a preview graphic is displayed at the bottom of the Plot Layout Tools window.
Plot Sizing
Automatic Layout
When Automatic Mode is set to Off, the Remainder Distribution setting does not affect plot layout. This setting will be used in later exercises.
Create individual plots using a slide line
Notice that when you move the cursor to specify the end point, a yellow line displays the proposed frontage.
When you specify the frontage starting point, do not snap to the beginning of the curve. If the frontage starts at the beginning point of the curve, no solution will be found.
Preview graphics of the plot creation parameters and proposed solution are displayed. The graphics are similar to those that were displayed while you were specifying plot creation parameters in the Plot Layout Tools window.
The new plot is created and labeled, and a preview of the next plot is displayed in the drawing.
Notice that the preview graphic updates to reflect the changed area value.
Two new plots are created and labeled.
Create multiple plots simultaneously
A preview of the proposed plots is displayed.
The new plots are created and labeled.
You will correct the placement of some of the plot lines in the Editing Plot Data tutorial.
To continue this tutorial, go to Exercise 4: Subdividing a Plot with a Swing Line.