Autodesk 00128-051462-9310 - AUTOCAD 2008 COMM UPG FRM 2005 DVD, Руководство пользователя

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Offsetting a column
1 Open the tool palette that contains the structural column tool you want to use, and select the tool.
(You may have to scroll to display the desired tool).
2 On the Properties palette, under General, click Style, and select a structural column style.
3 Specify a value for Bound spaces:
Then… If you want to…
select Yes. allow the column to be used as a bounding object for
associative spaces
select No. prevent the column from being used as a bounding object
for associative spaces
select By Style. use the bounding setting from the column style
NOTE For more information on associative spaces, see “ Generating Associative Spaces ” on page 1587 .
4 Specify a value for Trim automatically:
Then… If you want…
select Yes. the geometry of the column to be automatically trimmed to
any other structural members, other architectural objects, or
linework to which it is logically connected
select No. prevent the geometry of the column from being trimmed
automatically
select By Style. use the trim setting from the column style
NOTE This setting affects only the structural member being added. Adding a new structural member will not
change the geometry of an existing structural member, regardless of the setting for Trim automatically.
5 Expand Dimensions.
6 Specify offsets:
Then… If you want to…
enter a value for Start offset. A positive value shortens the
column on its axis, while a negative value lengthens the
column on its axis. offset the column on its extruded axis at the start point of
the column
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