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XLINE command

XLINE Command

Creates a construction line of infinite length.

Xlines are useful for creating construction and reference lines, and
for trimming boundaries.

Command: XL (Enter)

 XLINE

Specify a point or [Hor/Ver/Ang/Bisect/Offset]:

Point

Specifies the location of the infinite line using two points through 

which it passes.

The xline is created through the specified point.


Hor
Creates a horizontal xline passing through a specified point.

The xline is created parallel to the X axis.


Ver


Creates a vertical xline passing through a specified point.

The xline is created parallel to the Y axis.


Ang


Creates an xline at a specified angle.

Angle of Xline

Specifies the angle at which to place the line.


Reference

Specifies the angle from a selected reference line. The angle is

measured counterclockwise from the reference line.

Bisect


Creates an xline that passes through the selected angle vertex and

bisects the angle between the first and second line.

The xline lies in the plane determined by the three points.


Offset


Creates an xline parallel to another object.


Offset Distance

Specifies the distance the xline is offset from the selected object.


Through

Creates an xline offset from a line and passing through a specified 

point.


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