Applies To | |||
Product(s): | MicroStation | ||
Version(s): | 08.11.07.443 | ||
Environment: | N\A | ||
Area: | Manipulation | ||
Subarea: | N\A | ||
Original Author: | Henricus Ligtvoet, Bentley Technical Support Group | ||
Move from any point to specific coordinate
Description:
How to move an element, selection or reference from any point to a
specific coordinate while keeping other coordinates unchanged?
Example:
An identified point needs to move to a specific Z-coordinate point, the
X-coordinate and Y-coordinate should remain unchanged.
Use precision keyin xy=x,y,z and #
Instead of the value, use a # to specify the coordinates that should not
change
Example:
To move from an identified point to Z-coordinate = 150, the following
steps needs to be followed:
1. Select the element(s) that needs to be moved*
2. Activate the move command or the move reference command
3. Identify and accept the point to move from (use AccuSnap or Tentative
first)
4. Enter: xy=#,#,150
with AccuDraw active press letter: P to open the Data Point Input
window or use the keyin window (Utilities>Keyin)
Notice that the identified point is now at Z=150 and that the X and Y
coordinates are unchanged.
The # character tells MicroStation to leave the coordinate(s) for which
it is used unchanged.
General format of the xy= keyin as you may know is:
xy=X-coordinate value,Y-coordinate value,Z-coordinate value
(no spaces allowed between the coordinate values, values are separated
by a comma).
*it is also possible to specify the selection after the command is
activated.
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