move point

[ingmar]

Hello

If to move C3D point to specified distance -to some polyline, what is on the 0-level. then how to lock point so it would not change the level that it has.

Thanks!

[kevincurrey]

One way would be to create a polyline from the current point to the destination point, then make sure that the polyline is set to the same elevation as your point.

[Anonymous]

Try this method:
Draw a line from your point to where you want it to go. Make sure the line
is at 0 Elev.
Move point by snapping from one end of line to other end.
(I believe a group of points could be relocated at the same time, if
needed.)
Bill

wrote in message news:5019811@discussion.autodesk.com...
Hello

If to move C3D point to specified distance -to some polyline, what is on the
0-level. then how to lock point so it would not change the level that it
has.

Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Hi,

Another approach is to use the AutoCAD .XY filter while selecting the new
location and then responding to the prompt for the Z value.

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Regards,


Laurie Comerford
www.cadapps.com.au


"wfb" wrote in message
news:5020033@discussion.autodesk.com...
Try this method:
Draw a line from your point to where you want it to go. Make sure the line
is at 0 Elev.
Move point by snapping from one end of line to other end.
(I believe a group of points could be relocated at the same time, if
needed.)
Bill

wrote in message news:5019811@discussion.autodesk.com...
Hello

If to move C3D point to specified distance -to some polyline, what is on the
0-level. then how to lock point so it would not change the level that it
has.

Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Or you can set the OSNAPZ value to 0 (only in 2006) and it will not snap
to the z of the target point.


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Karl M. Fuls PLS
Autodesk Discussion Group Facilitator

Laurie Comerford wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Another approach is to use the AutoCAD .XY filter while selecting the new
> location and then responding to the prompt for the Z value.
>