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Moving Elements with the Offset Tool
Use the Offset tool to copy or move a selected model line, detail line, wall, or beam a specified distance
perpendicular to its length. You can apply the tool to single elements or to chains of elements belonging to
the same family. You can specify the offset distance by dragging the selected elements or by entering a value.
The following restrictions apply to the Offset tool:
■ You can offset lines, beams, or braces in their own work planes only. For example, if you sketch a model
line whose work plane is set to floor plan: level 1, you can offset that line only in the plan view plane.
■
You cannot offset walls created as in-place families.
■ You cannot offset elements in a view perpendicular to their move plane. For example, you cannot offset
a wall in an elevation view.
To offset an element or a copy of an element:
1 Click Tools menu
➤
Offset, or click on the Tools toolbar.
2 On the Options Bar, select how you want to specify the offset distance:
Then… If you want to…
select Graphical. drag the selected element to the desired distance
select Numerical. Enter a positive number in the Offset
box. enter a value for the offset distance
3 If you want to create and offset copies of the selected element, select Copy on the Options Bar.
(If you selected Graphical in the previous step, pressing
CTRL as you move the cursor has the
same effect.)
4 Select the element or chain to offset.
If you specified an offset distance using the Numerical option, a preview line displays at that
distance from the highlighted elements on the side where the cursor is positioned, as shown.
Cursor at outside face of the wall
Cursor at inside face of the wall
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