Other Point Options

• 3-D Point from 2-D Drawing
• Snap Point
• Mirrored Point
• Dimensioning Point
• Sketch

3-D Point from 2-D Drawing (ZD)

3-D Point from 2-D Drawing

You use this option to convert a 2-D point to a 3-D point.

1. Identify the 2-D point.
2. Enter the z-coordinate.

Quad Point (QP)

Quad Point

Quadrant points are the 90° points of a circle or circular arc.

The Quad Point point option enables you to determine the nearest quadrant point, starting from the current cursor position.

Mirrored Point (G)

Mirrored Point

You mirror an existing point on any axis here.

In 2-D

1. Identify the mirroring axis.
2. Select the point to be mirrored.

(1) Mirroring axis, (2) Point to be mirrored, (3) Found point

In 3-D

1. Choose the type of mirroring. You can choose for the point to be mirrored on:
2. a plane defined by two edges,
3. a plane defined by an edge and a point,
4. a plane defined by three points,
5. an edge,
6. a point,

2. Identify the required edges/points.
3. Define the point to be mirrored.

(1) Selected reference point, (2) Mirroring straight line/ mirroring plane
= found point

Snap Point (I)

Snap Point 

You use this function to determine the start and end points of the graphical element/edge closest to the current cursor position.

Dimensioning Point (B)

Dimensioning Point

This point option determines the midpoint of the dimension line the dimension figure of which is closest to the current cursor position.

This option is relevant, for example, if you want dimension lines to be created at exactly the same height as existing dimension lines. If the two dimension lines are not parallel, the new dimension line is aligned to the middle of the existing one.

With a new dimensioning, the option is only allowed if you enter the 3rd point.

Sketch

Sketch

This point option enables you to use the tools of 2-D sketch technology to determine new points.

The function is only available in 2-D.

 Related Topics

Point Option Overview