ā2022-07-27
10:16 PM
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ā2023-05-09
06:10 PM
by
Gordana Radonic
Does anybody know how to create a custom, asymmetrical line? I.E., when I draw the line, I want the symbol to be justified to one side and not centered on the custom symbol created. There is a stone symbol in Archicad which does this, but I cannot find a way to replicate the phenomenon. See attached images which show how the symbol relates to the drawn rectangle. The new one I'm trying to create (bottom) is using the center point of the symbol I drew as the reference line while the stone symbol (top) uses the top horizontal axis of the symbol as the reference line.
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ā2022-07-28 12:44 AM
The Project Origin have to located within the bounding box of the copied elements, then it will be used for alignment.
ā2022-07-28 12:44 AM
The Project Origin have to located within the bounding box of the copied elements, then it will be used for alignment.
ā2022-07-28 12:52 AM
Something like this ( Project Origin Highlighted yellow )
ā2022-07-28 09:46 AM - edited ā2022-07-28 09:49 AM
ā@EH21 Do you mean like this?
ā2022-07-28 10:30 AM
See below
Unfortunately it doesn't work for the separator skins on a composite
ā2022-07-28 10:40 AM - edited ā2022-07-28 10:42 AM
@David Shorter We are talking about creating line when the symbol to be justified to one side but not centered on the custom symbol created. There is a line created in the attached photo.
ā2022-07-28 10:58 AM
Thats what I have shown below. Here its 2220% zoom at 1:5
ā2022-07-28 11:07 AM - edited ā2022-07-28 11:14 AM
@David Shorter Maybe you should create a topic and describe your issues in detail.
ā2022-07-28 11:16 AM
I thought I was answering the original question where the linetype was thickened on one side of the ref line and not centred
ā2022-07-28 03:43 PM
Thanks for the input...Andrii's response seemed to solve the problem