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Metric Tutorials - Autodesk

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This tool allows you to sketch an arc line using three points. The first two points define the ends<br />

of the line, and the third point defines the arc.<br />

41 Select the top of the left column, the top of the next column on the right, and then adjust the<br />

dip of the arc until it is 60 degrees. You can adjust the degrees by clicking the blue temporary<br />

dimension value immediately after you create the line.<br />

42 Repeat the previous step and create two more arcs between the columns.<br />

NOTE As you sketch the arcs, try to get the angle value as close to 60 degrees as possible, then you<br />

can modify it through the dimension. Do not be too concerned if your sketch lines do not exactly<br />

connect. You will fix this in a later step.<br />

43 On the Design Bar, click Properties.<br />

44 In the Element Properties dialog, specify the following:<br />

■ Select Sunscreen Fabric for Type.<br />

■ Under Constraints, enter 300 mm for Extrusion Start.<br />

■ Under Constraints, enter 5800 mm for Extrusion End.<br />

45 Click OK.<br />

The roof sketch must be a continuous line. You must make sure the arcs are connected where<br />

they connect to the columns. The easiest way to accomplish this is to use the Trim tool.<br />

46 On the Tools menu, click Trim/Extend.<br />

47 Select the left arc and then the center arc. Select the right arc, then the center arc.<br />

The arcs should connect.<br />

48 On the Design Bar, click Finish Sketch.<br />

49 On the View toolbar, click .<br />

608 | Chapter 19 Creating Multiple Design Options

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