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Drawing Lines between points on different planes

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oholteyE3GGM
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Drawing Lines between points on different planes

oholteyE3GGM
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I just want to create a line between two different points I have created.  However, the points are on a different Z coordinates.  So if I start the line at Z = 0 I am being forced to end on Z = 0.  Even though the x and y are correct I can't get the second end point to not be zero.

 

I have autocad civil 3D and am working in 3D modeling.

 

 

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Drawing Lines between points on different planes

I just want to create a line between two different points I have created.  However, the points are on a different Z coordinates.  So if I start the line at Z = 0 I am being forced to end on Z = 0.  Even though the x and y are correct I can't get the second end point to not be zero.

 

I have autocad civil 3D and am working in 3D modeling.

 

 

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Alfred.NESWADBA
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Hi,

 

>> So if I start the line at Z = 0 I am being forced to end on Z = 0

No, a line can have diffent Z values, speaking about Civil 3D ... also feature lines can have different Z values.

The limitation you might see is if you use polyline instead of line, then yes, a polyline is a 2D object.

 

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Hi,

 

>> So if I start the line at Z = 0 I am being forced to end on Z = 0

No, a line can have diffent Z values, speaking about Civil 3D ... also feature lines can have different Z values.

The limitation you might see is if you use polyline instead of line, then yes, a polyline is a 2D object.

 

- alfred -

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Alfred NESWADBA
ISH-Solutions GmbH / Ingenieur Studio HOLLAUS
www.ish-solutions.at ... blog.ish-solutions.at ... LinkedIn ... CDay 2024
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(not an Autodesk consultant)
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oholteyE3GGM
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Thanks Alfred, I thought I had tried that.  I was going mad.

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Thanks Alfred, I thought I had tried that.  I was going mad.

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