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4.
Enter a Set Back Distance that will be from the line you clicked on.
5.
Press Ok.
6.
A cross with dimensions showing the offset dimensions will be shown (you can erase these dimensions if you
want).
2.39 Line
While editing a template, there are 2 types of lines that can be drawn, 2 Point Line and 1 Point Line.
To draw a 2 Point Line:
1.
Click Draw.
2.
Click Draw Line.
3.
Click 2 Point Line.
4.
Finally click any 2 points. These can be end points, midpoints or intersections.
To draw a 1 Point Line:
1.
Click Draw.
2.
Click Draw Line.
3.
Click 1 Point Line.
4.
Choose the Line Length and Angle of the line you want to draw.
5.
Finally click any point. This can be an end point, midpoint or intersection.
2.40 Arc
While editing a template, you can draw an arc by clicking any 3 points. To draw an Arc:
1.
Click Draw.
2.
Click Draw Arc.
3.
Click any 3 points. These can be end points, midpoints or intersections.
2.41 Circle
While editing a template, there are 2 types of circles that can be drawn. 3-Point Circle and 1-Point Circle.
To draw a 1-Point Circle:
1.
Click Draw.
2.
Click Draw Circle.
3.
Select 1-Point and enter a Radius value.
4.
Click on the template and that will become the midpoint of the circle.
To draw a 3-Point Circle:
1.
Click Draw.
2.
Click Draw Circle.
3.
Select 3-Point. Radius is not important because you will be selecting 3 points on your template to create the
circle and then it will be automatically figured.
4.
Click on any 3 points in the template and a circle will be created running through all 3 selected points.
