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How do I make a curved detail line the same distance from one point?

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Anonymous
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How do I make a curved detail line the same distance from one point?

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smckinnonSM9MY_0-1629417186962.png

As shown in the image, I want the dotted curved detail to be the same distance (1400mm) from the nose of the toilet the whole way along the curve. Any advice?

 

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How do I make a curved detail line the same distance from one point?

smckinnonSM9MY_0-1629417186962.png

As shown in the image, I want the dotted curved detail to be the same distance (1400mm) from the nose of the toilet the whole way along the curve. Any advice?

 

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ToanDN
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Your wording seems to indicate you want the left one below.  Your picture, however, implies you need a clearance zone around the toilet, which is the right one below.  So I show you both:

 

- If you want the left then draw the toilet outline curve and offset it.

- If you want the right then draw the arc using 

ToanDN_1-1629418034551.png

 

 

ToanDN_0-1629417982475.png

 

 

Your wording seems to indicate you want the left one below.  Your picture, however, implies you need a clearance zone around the toilet, which is the right one below.  So I show you both:

 

- If you want the left then draw the toilet outline curve and offset it.

- If you want the right then draw the arc using 

ToanDN_1-1629418034551.png

 

 

ToanDN_0-1629417982475.png

 

 

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barthbradley
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Another approach might be to place a Detail Line, using the Pick Lines method with an Offset, and pick the edge of the toilet.

 

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Another approach might be to place a Detail Line, using the Pick Lines method with an Offset, and pick the edge of the toilet.

 

Offset819.png

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Anonymous
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Yes, spot on champ - the one on the right is what I'm after. Thank you very much.

 

Any idea how to make the dimension line dotted?

 

smckinnonSM9MY_0-1629431438354.png

 

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Yes, spot on champ - the one on the right is what I'm after. Thank you very much.

 

Any idea how to make the dimension line dotted?

 

smckinnonSM9MY_0-1629431438354.png

 

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mauricio_mssf
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Still using the same tool to complement what was suggested by @ToanDN , you can define the distance of the radius you want. just follow the steps.

 

mauriciomssf_0-1629431929092.png

 

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Still using the same tool to complement what was suggested by @ToanDN , you can define the distance of the radius you want. just follow the steps.

 

mauriciomssf_0-1629431929092.png

 

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ennujozlagam
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select dimension (right click) > overrides graphic in view > by element or by category > change pattern to hidden. or thanks

 

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select dimension (right click) > overrides graphic in view > by element or by category > change pattern to hidden. or thanks

 

DDD.JPG

 





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Please mark this response as "Accept as Solution" if it answers your question. Kudos gladly accepted.

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