Using point filters in three dimensions
Using point filters in three dimensions
You can use point filters when you work in three-dimensional space to locate points in two dimensions and then specify the z-coordinate as the elevation above the xy plane. For example, to begin drawing a line from a point with a z-coordinate 3 units above the center of a circle, insert the circle, and then start the Line command and respond to the prompts as follows:
ENTER to use last point Follow <Start of line>: .xy
Select XY of: cen
Snap to centerpoint of: (select a point on the circle)
Still need Z of: 3 (locates the starting point 3 units above the center of the circle)
Length of line: (specify the length of the line)
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You can use point filters to draw a line by first selecting a point in the xy plane (A), specifying the z-coordinate (B), and then specifying the length of the line (C). |