topic Re: how i can make guide line go along iser origin ? in Modeling

how i can make guide line go along iser origin ?

Anonymous — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 07:39:24 GMT

hello there when i make a wall i suppose that guide line segment will going along wall (or on side of it) but here guide line segment is releasing from user origin so what is the problem and how i can deal with this

Re: how i can make guide line go along iser origin ?

Barry Kelly — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 07:57:38 GMT

It's all about absolute or relative co-ordinates.
I find it is best to use relative co-ordinates.
Barry.

Re: how i can make guide line go along iser origin ?

Anonymous — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 07:59:32 GMT

thanks barry i just recognize it now before your answer and i was typing my opinion about solution but you did well the second option of absolute /relative what it is function please because when i activated one it works with me thanks

Re: how i can make guide line go along iser origin ?

Barry Kelly — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 08:08:33 GMT

This is the old co-ordinate palette which you use if you are not using the tracker.
You have X & Y co-ordinates or polar cordinates (distance and angle).

Because you are placing your wall by distance and angle you want the delta button nect to the angle and distance pushed in.

Then all angles and distances will be relative to the point you click on the screen rather than the user origin.

Barry.

Re: how i can make guide line go along iser origin ?

Anonymous — Sat, 03 Sep 2011 20:19:08 GMT

thanks i face problem that while i am holding shift key trying to snap or match end point with another endpoint the line is deviated instead of going vertically all of these while i am holding shift key so here i suppose that line going along guideline but here is not what is the problem of that ?

Re: how i can make guide line go along iser origin ?

Barry Kelly — Mon, 05 Sep 2011 02:54:54 GMT

It seems that when you are drawing a continuous line and the last segment is a curve then holding the shift button to constrain the angle of the next line makes it constrain from the centre point of the last arc.
I just checked and it happens in version 14 as well as 15.

I can't see a way around it except for adding your own guidelines from the point you want to lock to.

Barry.