How to change circular Alignment start point

[Beka_Tchigladze]

Hello 

I want to change start point of circular alignment which I create from alignment creation tool it always creates circular alignment from one point and does not gives me opportunity to assign start point.

here is a screen shot it always make start point on point 1 I want to start circular alignment on point 2 how to change starting point?

[Beka_Tchigladze]

Hello 

I want to change start point of circular alignment which I create from alignment creation tool it always creates circular alignment from one point and does not gives me opportunity to assign start point.

here is a screen shot it always make start point on point 1 I want to start circular alignment on point 2 how to change starting point?

[Anonymous]

Joe is a CAD Magician 😀

[Anonymous]

Joe is a CAD Magician 😀

[Joe-Bouza]

Nothing up my sleeve...  lol

[Joe-Bouza]

Nothing up my sleeve...  lol

[Beka_Tchigladze]

I saw screen cast, I read your steps several time I do the same but at the end my Alignment disappears 😕

I become crazy 

[Beka_Tchigladze]

I saw screen cast, I read your steps several time I do the same but at the end my Alignment disappears 😕

I become crazy 

[Joe-Bouza]

I understand your frustration.

did you try another file? can you post your file

[Joe-Bouza]

I understand your frustration.

did you try another file? can you post your file

[Beka_Tchigladze]

please see the attachement

[Beka_Tchigladze]

please see the attachement

[Joe-Bouza]

This will only frustrate you more. I works fine on my computer. I tried to break it but the alignment rotates move etc with no problem. I wonder it it is a graphic setting  on you machine.

[Joe-Bouza]

This will only frustrate you more. I works fine on my computer. I tried to break it but the alignment rotates move etc with no problem. I wonder it it is a graphic setting  on you machine.

[Beka_Tchigladze]

you are really kidding how can I believe it what can I do it is not a graphic problem I have a good computer and driver

[Beka_Tchigladze]

you are really kidding how can I believe it what can I do it is not a graphic problem I have a good computer and driver

[monika.gor]

Do AUDIT after rotating the circle. You'll see the alignment again. But the start point will be on its original point. Only labels will move. Rotatinng don’t work for me either. I end up modeling my roundabout in different way.  

[monika.gor]

Do AUDIT after rotating the circle. You'll see the alignment again. But the start point will be on its original point. Only labels will move. Rotatinng don’t work for me either. I end up modeling my roundabout in different way.  

[Beka_Tchigladze]

me too but I need a decision for this method

[Beka_Tchigladze]

me too but I need a decision for this method

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

@Beka_Tchigladze  I do not know why rotating the alignment is not working for you. It works fine for me. Did you try my other suggestion in comment 14. Using a 2D circle as a template and creating a 3 point fixed curve alignment? You can then independently move both the start and end points to wherever you want them to be. Just leave a gap of 50mm or something between start an end points. You can put the 2D circle on a construction lines layer that you can set to not print and freeze if necessary.

Regards,

Peter

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

@Beka_Tchigladze  I do not know why rotating the alignment is not working for you. It works fine for me. Did you try my other suggestion in comment 14. Using a 2D circle as a template and creating a 3 point fixed curve alignment? You can then independently move both the start and end points to wherever you want them to be. Just leave a gap of 50mm or something between start an end points. You can put the 2D circle on a construction lines layer that you can set to not print and freeze if necessary.

Regards,

Peter