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Then…If you want to…
select No.prevent the slab or roof slab from
being used as a bounding object
for associative spaces
select By Style.use the bounding settings from the
slab or roof slab style
NOTE For more information on associative spaces, see Generating
Associative Spaces on page 2904.
5 Select Projected or Direct for Mode.
If you select Projected, the X,Y coordinates of the first point you
specify are projected to a Z value of the current base height. This
establishes the insertion point. The second point establishes the
baseline. All subsequent points are projected onto a plane
established by the baseline and the specified slope angle. This
mode is provided for architects who wish to lay out a slab or roof
slab by tracing over a plan drawing.
If you select Direct, the points you specify become the vertices of
the slab perimeter.
6 Expand Dimensions.
7 Enter a value for Thickness.
8 Enter a value for the vertical offset distance from the insertion
point for Vertical Offset.
9 Enter a value for the horizontal offset distance from the insertion
point for Horizontal Offset.
10 Select the justification:
Then, for Justify,…If you want to align the …
select Top.top of the slab or roof slab with the
first specified point
select Center.center of the slab or roof slab with
the first specified point
select Bottom.bottom of the slab or roof slab with
the first specified point
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