You can use the intersection commands to locate intersection points between bearings, azimuths, lines, and arcs, and to calculate the square offset.
After you find an intersection, you can save the intersection point by specifying a new point identifier.
Topics in this section
- Creating a Bearing/Bearing Intersection
You can find the point of intersection between two infinite lines from existing points.
- Creating an Azimuth/Azimuth Intersection
You can find the point of intersection between two infinite lines from existing points.
- Creating a Line/Line Intersection
You can find the point of intersection between two lines defined from existing points. After an intersection is found, you can save it by specifying a new point number.
- Creating a Square Offset Intersection
You can determine the offset, distance, and point of intersection where a right angle would be projected onto an infinite line (defined by two points). After an intersection is found, you can save it by specifying a new point identifier.
- Creating an Arc/Bearing Intersection
You can calculate the intersection between a line and an arc. The line is established by a point, bearing, and offset.
- Creating an Arc/Azimuth Intersection
You can find the points of intersection between an arc and a line that is established by a point, azimuth, and offset.
- Creating an Arc/Line Intersection
You can calculate the intersection(s) of a line established by two points, and an arc established by a radial point and radius.
- Creating an Arc/Arc Intersection
You can calculate the intersection(s) of two arcs, each defined by an existing center point and a radius.
- Saving Intersection Points
After you find an intersection using the Intersection commands, you can save the new intersection point.