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‎2014-09-02 04:21 PM
How do I get in plan view the X and the Y axises to show has guidelines?
I also wonder how I can get The X,Y,Z axises to always wo up in 3D view.
Sometime i need to move big projects to reference point and it is much better to do that in 3D.
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‎2014-09-02 10:17 PM
nori0003 wrote:Not exactly "guidelines", but is this what your after?
How do I get in plan view the X and the Y axises to show has guidelines?
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‎2014-09-03 11:12 AM
No
that parameter is just ferry hard to work with.
I remember on my last office i did have y and X gide lines but I cant find tha now in this ofice.

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‎2014-09-03 11:41 AM
Shift+G is the default shortcut.
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‎2014-09-03 01:51 PM
I need all the poosible guidelines to show.
No I onely get one 45 angle guide line. before I use to get the X and Y + a lot of other good stuff like paralles and so one.
What am I doing wrong?
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‎2014-09-03 01:52 PM
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‎2014-09-03 02:09 PM
You have to activate the guidelines and then select the one you want.
Here is one post I found that talks about the 'new' method.
Also look in the reference manual and on-line help.
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‎2014-12-05 09:28 AM
Is it possible to have the guide lines i've made visible all the time? As for now they disappear as soon as i draw, rotate or paste something etc. I want them to show even after an operation. Been drawing a lot in sketchup lately and been using the guide lines there frequently and gotten used to it.

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‎2014-12-05 10:21 AM
The only way you can do it is to have a layer that you can turn on/off as needed and place actual lines in it for your guides.
Make a wish in the wish section and you never no what might happen in future.
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