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Subject: Working with coordinates |
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For accuracy in a drawing, you can locate specific points by entering coordinates as you draw or modify entities. When you create two-dimensional entities, you enter two-dimensional coordinates; for three-dimensional entities, you specify three-dimensional coordinates. You can also specify coordinates in relation to other known locations or entities in a drawing. In particular, when you work in three-dimensional drawings, it is often easier to specify coordinates in relation to a two-dimensional working plane, called a user coordinate system (UCS). This section explains how to work with coordinates, including how to: • Use two-dimensional and three-dimensional coordinate systems. • Specify absolute and relative coordinates. • Specify polar, spherical, and cylindrical coordinates. • Define and manipulate user coordinate systems. Tell me about... Using two-dimensional coordinates |
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