rotate PROJECT north after entering boundary by using distances and bearings
Hi all,
FIRST OFF THE TITLE SHOULD READ ROTATE PROJECT NORTH...SORRY
I have had a strange result after entering a simple rectangular site in True North oriented plan by using the distance and bearings method.
I successfully made the boundary. Therefore a true north plan established.
Then a test. I went to a project north aligned view, and tried rotating project north.
The result? project north moved across page a bit, did not rotate. Almost as if it moved around the clock 90 degrees still aspected the same way. Meanwhile back on the true north view, it had rotated.
And a test wall I had put within the site had been displaced.
This does not happen if I start in true north and use sketch to draw the boundaries. Then a rotate project north works simply and keeps the wall in place and aligned.
What would be the reason for this happening? Seems nonsensical.
cheers:crazy:
FIRST OFF THE TITLE SHOULD READ ROTATE PROJECT NORTH...SORRY
I have had a strange result after entering a simple rectangular site in True North oriented plan by using the distance and bearings method.
I successfully made the boundary. Therefore a true north plan established.
Then a test. I went to a project north aligned view, and tried rotating project north.
The result? project north moved across page a bit, did not rotate. Almost as if it moved around the clock 90 degrees still aspected the same way. Meanwhile back on the true north view, it had rotated.
And a test wall I had put within the site had been displaced.
This does not happen if I start in true north and use sketch to draw the boundaries. Then a rotate project north works simply and keeps the wall in place and aligned.
What would be the reason for this happening? Seems nonsensical.
cheers:crazy:
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