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    To Add a Vertex to an AEC Polygon

    You can add a vertex to an existing AEC polygon to change its shape. A vertex is the location where the edges of the AEC polygon meet.

    1. Select the AEC polygon.
    2. Click AEC Polygon ribbon contextual tab Profile panel Add Vertex .
    3. Select the point in your drawing to add the new vertex.

      Line segments are drawn from the two existing vertices of the AEC Polygon closest to the point that you selected to form the new vertex.

    4. Press Enter.

    Related Concepts

    • About Editing AEC Polygons

    Related Tasks

    • To Use Grips to Edit AEC Polygons
    • To Change the AEC Polygon Style
    • To Center AEC Polygons
    • To Subtract AEC Polygons
    • To Merge AEC Polygons
    • To Array AEC Polygons
    • To Reposition AEC Polygons
    • To Evenly Space AEC Polygons
    • To Trim AEC Polygons
    • To Divide AEC Polygons
    • To Crop AEC Polygons
    • To Remove a Vertex From an AEC Polygon
    • To Convert an AEC Polygon to a Polyline
    • To Convert an AEC Polygon to a Profile
    • To Change the Rotation of an AEC Polygon
    • To Change the Elevation of an AEC Polygon
    • To Change the Location of an AEC Polygon
    • To Specify Fill Properties for the True Color Display Representation of an AEC Polygon
    • To Attach Hyperlinks, Notes, or Files to an AEC Polygon

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