CET supports vertical snapping when drawing line objects in 3D views. This makes it easier to position and align lines at different heights along the Z-axis.

This feature is particularly useful when working with Help Lines or other line objects that need to be positioned at specific elevations in a 3D drawing.

Vertical Snapping Along the Z-Axis

When drawing a line in a 3D view, you can now snap vertically along the Z-axis.

The Z-axis represents the vertical direction in the 3D drawing space. Vertical snapping allows you to align line placement at different heights, making it easier to create accurately positioned lines in three dimensions.

This is especially useful when working with:

• Help Lines: Position reference lines at different elevations in your drawing.
• 3D alignment: Align lines vertically when working with objects at different heights.
• Drawing references: Create lines that help establish alignment between objects at different elevations.

Working with Lines in 3D

You can use line objects in the 3D view to establish reference points and align elements at different heights.

With vertical Z-axis snapping, you can position lines more accurately without relying solely on 2D placement.