project-points-to-wf-in-view ("pti")

See this command in the command table.

To access this command:

• Using the command line, enter "project-points-to-wf-in-view"

• Use the quick key combination "pti".

• Display the Find Command screen, locate project-points-to-wf-in-view and click Run.

Command Overview

Project selected points onto a wireframe surface that is lying directly behind the selected points, along the line of sight.

For example, in the following image, 3 points are positioned above a wireframe surface, and were defined from a side (east-west) view.

A plan view is selected:

The command is run and the view is set to 'east-west' (see View Orientation), revealing the following view:

Tip:  Preselecting multiple points allows you to run this command for all selected points.

Command steps:

1. Select a point (or points) in any view.

2. Run the command.

   Points are projected onto the nearest wireframe, away from the line of sight.

   Note: Wireframe surfaces should be positioned directly 'behind' the selected points for a valid surface to be found for projecting.

Related topics and activities

• project-string-onto-wf-in-view ("ptd")

• project-to-view-plane ("ptv")

• project-points-to-wireframe

• project-string-onto-wf-limit ("ptl")

• project-points-to-wf-angle

• project-string-at-angle

• project-string-onto-wf

• project-string-onto-wfs ("pstw")

• move-string-to-view ("mtv")