Quick planes
You can use this function to create a group of planes.
To run this function: Choose Planes > Quick planes, or...
Fields on the Quick Planes form
| Field | Description |
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| Orientation | |
| Orientation |
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| View direction |
The direction to view the plane. Options are:
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| Plane positions | |
| Select the plane definition method |
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| Start | The start point of the first plane. |
| End | The end point for the last plane. |
| Interval between planes | The interval between each plane. |
| Plane/Northing/Easting/Elevation range |
The numeric range of plane positions.
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| Plane corridor | |
| Away |
The distance away from the plane in the viewing direction.
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| Towards |
The distance towards the plane in the viewing direction.
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| 2D | |
| Snap to 2D plane view |
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| Output | |
| Plane name suffix |
Optional. The text added to the end for the name of each plane. You can use any letters, numbers, and characters except \ / : * ? " < > | in the plane name suffix. Also, the name cannot end with a space or a period. |
| Save |
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| Group name |
The name of the folder that the planes created are stored in. The full path to the directory must be less than 256 characters. You can use any letters, numbers, and characters except \ / : * ? " < > | in the group name. Also, the name cannot begin with a space, or end with a space or a period. By default, the group name is set to QuickPlanes<x>, where <x> is the lowest positive integer that is not currently used in a group name. |
Output
A group of planes are created according to the values entered. A single plane is active and displayed in Graphics.