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Vehicle Tracking
    • Autodesk Vehicle Tracking 2026 Readme
    • Vehicle Tracking 2026 System Requirements
    • Introduction
    • Settings
    • Data Libraries
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    • Swept Paths: Creating Paths
    • Swept Paths: Editing Paths
      • About Adjusting Path Alignment
      • About Adjusting Path Alignment by Grip Editing
      • About Undriveable Paths
      • To Extend a Path
      • To Edit Path Properties
      • About Adjusting Path Settings
        • To Change the Absolute Steering Limits
        • To Change the Absolute Articulation Limits
        • To Change the Design Speed
        • To Change the Turn Transition Types
        • To Change the Tracking Points
        • To Change Dynamics Settings
      • To Work With Vehicle Details Reports
      • To Place Discrete Body Outlines
      • To Place a Ground Conflict Report
      • About Extracting Path Data
    • Swept Paths: Creating and Editing Vehicles
    • Parking: Creating and Editing Parking Areas
    • Parking: Creating and Editing Standards
    • About Roundabouts
    • About Roundabout Standards
    • Reviewing and Checking your Results
    • Managing Autodesk Vehicle Tracking Data
    • Glossary of Terms
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    To Change the Tracking Points

    1. Select the path that you want to edit.
    2. On the Autodesk Vehicle Tracking toolbar, click Properties, or click Vehicle Tracking menu Properties.

      The Path Properties dialog is displayed.

    3. Click the Maneuvers tab.
    4. Highlight the required maneuver and click Edit.

      The Maneuver Details dialog is displayed.

    5. Click the Tracking Point tab.
    6. Select the Front Tracking Point and Rear Tracking Point as required.
    Parent topic: About Adjusting Path Settings

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