Add floating curves to build constraint-based alignment geometry for the areas of your design that require maintaining tangency.
Tutorial Exercise: Adding Floating Curves to an Alignment
Topics in this section
- Adding a Floating Curve with a Radius and a Through Point to an Entity
Add a floating curve, defined by a specified radius and angle range, from an existing entity to a specified end point.
- Adding a Floating Curve with a Through Point to an Entity End
Add a floating curve from the end of an existing entity to a specified pass-through point.
- Adding a Floating Curve with a Direction, Radius, and Length to an Entity End
Add a floating curve entity that is defined by the entity end to which it is attached, the radius, and the length by specifying the entity end where you want to add the curve.
- Adding a Floating Curve with a Through Point and a Direction to an Entity
Add a floating curve with a specified pass-through point and direction at the pass-through point to an existing entity.
- Adding a Floating Curve by Best Fit
Add the most probable floating curve through a series of AutoCAD Civil 3D points, AutoCAD points, existing entities, or clicks on screen.