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Center
of a Curved (Radius) Wall Is a Snap Point |
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The
Cursor Snap command is now able to locate the Center radius
point of a curved wall. |
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Posts
‘Points’ Added |
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When
using Cursor Snap with a relative command it is possible
to locate a specific point of a Post which includes the
center, midpoint, and corners. |
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Railing
‘Points’ Added |
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When
using Cursor Snap with a relative command it is possible to
locate a specific point of a Railing which includes the center,
midpoint, and corners. |
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Overlay
Lines From the Overlaid Drawing Are Available |
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The
Snap function will now snap to overlaid walls, beams, and
posts. Once a drawing is overlaid and a command such as,
line or wall is active, the snap command can be selected
in the Tools menu by hitting F11. By clicking near the end
of an overlaid object, the command such as line or wall
will start at the end of that object. |
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Wall
Midpoint Added |
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With
the further development of Cursor Snap locations, the Wall
midpoint has now been added. This is useful when needing
to draw Beams, Walls, Symbols, or other items that will
originate from the midpoint of a Wall. |
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