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Editing Polyline-based Components in Place
The following objects in AutoCAD Architecture can have custom components
based on polylines:
â– Walls: wall endcaps and opening endcaps
â– Wall/curtain walls: roof and floor lines
â– Walls: plan modifiers
Polyline-based components of an object can be edited in place. During the
edit-in-place session, the selected polyline is isolated for editing so that you
can perform changes on its shape, such as grip-editing or adding and removing
vertex points.
Viewing Edit in Place wall endcap grips
You can modify the polyline-based components of a wall either in
two-dimensional (2D) plan views or in three-dimensional (3D) model views.
When you edit a component in a 3D view, the UCS is aligned to the
component, so that you can easily add or remove vertices and grip-edit the
component.
The commands for editing polyline-based objects vary, depending on the
component type. For example, a wall endcap has commands for adding and
removing vertices and hiding and replacing endcap components; a wall roof
line or floor line has commands for adding gables and steps and projecting
the roof and floor lines to a polyline. For instructions on how to assign and
edit a polyline-based object component in place, see the following locations:
â– Working with Wall Endcaps and Opening Endcaps on page 1359
â– Working with Wall Modifiers on page 1254
1128 | Chapter 19 General Object Tools
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