Cut line: Contour line of a 3D element on a cutting plane.
Lines drawn with the Line tool will be in this category by default. Drafting line: Simple 2D drafting line.You can then use line categories to fine-tune display options and export settings for lines depending on their category. Line Category: Assign a category to a selected line. The Line Properties panel is identical for the Line, Arc/Circle, Polyline and Spline tools. If you later convert a closed element to an open one, for example a Circle to an Arc, you can select it, open the settings dialog box and add Arrowheads to it.If you begin to draft an open element with Arrowheads and decide to close it either while drafting or later, the Arrowheads will simply disappear.Using a line like this, the cursor will snap to the invisible axis line between the two visible lines. The last arrowhead type is special, as it doubles the line with arrows at both ends. Type a Pen number (1-255) for the Arrowhead marker.Ĭlick for a Pencolor selection palette for the Arrowhead marker.Ĭlick the Arrowhead pop-up icon for selection of marker types. Use the Arrowhead icons to choose a Line with no arrowheads, or a Line with an arrowhead at start, at end or at both ends.Įnter a height value for the Arrowhead marker. See Automatic Recognition Zone Construction. Type a Pen number (1-255) for the Line/Arc/Polyline/Spline.Ĭlick the color for a Pencolor selection palette for the Line/Arc/Polyline/Spline.Ĭheck the Zone Boundary box to allow lines to delimit Zones when using the automatic recognition methods of the Zone tool.
Select a Line type from the pop-up selection palette.
The General Settings panel is similar to those of the Line, Arc/Circle, Polyline and Spline tools. The Uniform Settings for Line Tools checkbox allows you to apply the settings made in this dialog box to all line-type tools: Line, Arc/Circle, Spline, Polyline.įavorites of any of the four Line-type tools (Line, Arc, Polyline, Spline) can be applied to any of the other Line-type elements. įor a description of generic settings common to all tools in the Toolbox, see Working in Tool Settings Dialog Boxes. Lines are the simplest drafting element in ARCHICAD.įor general information on using lines, see Lines.
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