We’re excited to share a new Have You Tried article this month. It’s all about center marks and centerlines.
Have you ever needed to mark the center of an arc or circle? How about needing to draw a line at the apparent midpoint between two lines or polylines. I’m sure you have. There are two commands—CENTERMARK and CENTERLINE—that can make performing these tasks easier. With a few clicks you, can place a center mark at the center of a circle, arc, or polygonal arc. Or by selecting two lines you can draw a centerline at the apparent midpoint between two line segments or polylines.
In this new Have You Tried, we cover how to perform the following with center marks and centerlines:
- Create a center mark or centerline
- Create a center mark for a polygonal arc
- Change its properties
- Set its default layer and linetype
- Disassociate and reassociate center marks and centerlines to objects
- Modify them with grips
- Reset their centerline extension length
- Modify their appearance
Learn about creating and modifying center marks and centerlines with the step-by-step examples in the Have You Tried: Create Associative Center Marks and Centerlines topic.
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