Drawing a Arc Axis
- Zeynep Aladağ
Arc axes are created in the project by specifying the axis center, radius, start and end points with the arc axis command.
Location of Arc Axis Command
In the Architectural Program
You can access it under the ribbon menu, Home tab, Axis heading.
In the Structural Program
You can access it under the ribbon menu, Concrete tab, Axis heading.
Axis Toolbar
Icons |
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Axis When clicked, the shape of the mouse cursor changes and becomes ready for axis drawing. |
Arc axis When clicked, the mouse cursor becomes ready for arc axis drawing. |
Arc axis through 3 poins When clicked, the mouse cursor becomes ready for the 3 Point Arc Axis drawing. |
Offset box A new axis is drawn at a distance equal to the written value (cm). |
Axis offset It is used to produce new axes and axes at a certain distance from an axis. When this icon is clicked, a new axis is drawn from the last drawn or selected axis to the distance (cm) written in the axis offset box. |
Change axis draw type Used to switch between horizontal, vertical and free axis drawing modes. Space key on the keyboard can be used instead of this icon |
Move axis label With the name axis moves its circle from one place to another. It can be used to arrange axis circles that are geometrically close to each other but intertwined. |
Settings If clicked, the Axis Settings dialog opens. In the dialog that opens, various properties of the axes to be drawn can be adjusted. |
Usage Steps
Click the Arc Axis command.
Click a point in the drawing area. This point will be the center point of the axis arc you will draw.
A circle image will appear in the drawing area.
Decide on the radius and starting point of the arc by dragging the mouse.
Drag the mouse counterclockwise and click the left button when you hover over the point where the axis will end.
Your spring axle will be drawn.
Usage step |
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Determining the center of the arc axis |
Creating a preview and deciding on its radius |
Variation of the arc axis projection depending on the mouse movement |
Deciding on the end point |
Formation of the arc axis |
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