Add fixed, free, or floating lines to build constraint-based alignment geometry for the areas of your design that require maintaining tangency.
In most cases the length of the line automatically adjusts to meet the tangency point of the next or previous entity.
After clicking a button on the Alignment Layout Tools toolbar, follow the command prompts on the command line.
You can use transparent commands when you are prompted to specify direction, radius, or length, or use station offsets to specify any points. For more information, see Transparent Commands.
Topics in this section
- Adding Fixed Lines
Add fixed lines to build constraint-based alignment geometry for the areas of your design that require maintaining tangency.
- Adding Floating Lines
Add floating lines to build constraint-based alignment geometry for the areas of your design that require maintaining tangency during edits.
- Adding Free Lines
Add free lines to build constraint-based alignment geometry for the areas of your design that require maintaining tangency between two curves.