Use the Bearing command to list the bearing from one point to another.
BEARINGS [point 1] [point 2] or
B [point 1] [point 2]
The following example shows a valid entry using the Bearing command:
NE 1 1000 1000
NE 2 2000 2000
B 1 2
Bearing: N 45-00-00 E
The bearing between point 1 and point 2 is listed.
The following example shows a valid entry using the Bearing command to define an observed bearing. Angles are in the current survey database units.
NE 1 1000 1000
NE 2 2000 2000
B 1 2 50 1
Observed direction: N 50-00-00 E
B [point 1] [point 2] [observed bearing] [quadrant]
Command Synonyms
BEARINGS
BRGS
Parameter | Definition |
---|---|
point 1 | The point identifier of the origin of the bearing. |
point 2 | The point identifier to which the bearing is measured. The bearing is measured from point 1 to point 2. |
observed bearing | The observed bearing between point 1 and point 2. |
quadrant | The quadrant for the bearing. Specify the quadrant using one of the following numbers: 1 (for NE), 2 (for SE), 3 (for SW), or 4 (for NW). |