Function Description
The Central Point Adjustment function enables the connection of adjacent lines. During Central Point Adjustment, adjustment calculation will be performed for all nodes within the adjustment range (determined by encircling), and a new node will be generated for adjustment result (the position of the new node is the central point obtained by adjustment for all nodes within the adjustment range). Delete the circled All Node and Joint Line Object at the new node.
As shown in the following figure, select the endpoints of the four adjacent lines (the nodes in the blue circles) and adjust them. The adjustment result is to delete all the selected endpoints of the four line objects. The new nodes are obtained by adjustment calculation and connected with other nodes on the four lines respectively.
Circle the nodes involved in the operation | Central Point Adjustment Result |
- The Central Point Adjustment feature is available for both line and CAD layers.
- When the selection range is large, the Central Point Adjustment operation does not process line objects that fall completely within the temporarily drawn circle.
- A connection is simply a connection at a node, not an object.
- Central Point Adjustment only adjusts the line object endpoints. Not all selected line object nodes are adjusted.
Function entrance
- Object Operation tab-> Object Editing group drop-down box-> Central Point Adjustment.
Operating instructions
- With layers editable, click the Central Point Adjustment button in the Gallery controls of the Object Editing group on the Object Operation tab to perform point adjustment.
- Move the mouse over the Map and prompt "Please circle select vertices for adjustment". Draw a temporary circle in Map so that the nodes involved in the adjustment operation just fall into the circle.
- Click the left mouse button to adjust the selected node.
- Click the right mouse button to cancel the current operation.