You can use feature line editing commands with several different object types in addition to feature lines.
The following table lists which objects are supported for each command.
Topics in this section
- Editing the Elevations of a Feature Line
You can edit the elevation of a feature line using the Grading Elevation Editor, the command line, or several different tools on the Edit Elevations panel.
- Inserting Feature Line PIs
Use the Insert PI command to insert points of intersection on a feature line.
- Deleting Feature Line PIs
Deletes a selected vertex on a feature line, survey figure, polyline, or 3D polyline.
- Joining Feature Lines
Use the Join command to join connecting feature lines, polylines, or 3D polylines into one feature line or survey figure.
- Reversing Feature Lines
Use the Reverse command to change the direction of feature lines.
- Editing Feature Line Curves
Use the Edit Curve command to edit the radius of feature line (or survey figure) arcs.
- Filleting Feature Lines
Fillets a feature line, survey figure, or 3D polyline.
- Converting Tessellated Lines to Arcs
Fits a curve from a selection of vertices with a feature line, survey figure, parcel, or 3D polyline
- Smoothing Feature Lines
Use to replace feature line segments with arcs.
- Weeding Vertices
Use the Weed Vertices command to reduce the number of vertices on a feature line.
- Creating a Stepped Offset
Creates a new feature line from an offset and difference in elevation from a selected feature line, survey figure, polyline, or 3D polyline.
- Breaking a Feature Line
Use the Break command to break a feature line into two feature lines.
- Trimming a Feature Line
Use this command to trim feature lines.
- Adding a Feature Line to a Surface as a Breakline
Adds feature lines to a surface as breakline data.