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01-21-2014, 12:53 AM #1
If you know length and radius, you can figure the delta of arc. Draw one arc. You know second arc is tangent to first arc, draw second arc, now do third arc tangent to second.
Draw line connecting the two end points of arcs. This line will be parallel to line that connects two end points of straight lines. Rotate and then connect.
With info you have here, you should get perfect results .D. Scott Hall (The Bridge Troll)
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01-23-2014, 04:56 PM #2Registered User Promoted
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I've played with this a number of different ways according to the suggestions in this thread in order to educate myself, and from what I can tell (or understand) this is the solution that seems to work best for me. I'd just like to go through the steps so that I'm not doing anything stupid, as the process to me is a bit cumbersome.
1) In this case I have length and radius (which seems to be typical for plats I end up with) so I create a point and use New Cad Arc
2) Taking care to enter clockwise or not, I enter the next arc which will automatically be in tangent
3) After all arcs are entered, I create a closed loop with a line, and do the same on my plot
4) I rotate the arc polyline segment by making the line parallel to the plot line I just drew
5) I use point to Point to Point Move to place it on the plot and delete the two temporary lines
Although this certainly seems to work with the precision needed, but unless I'm missing something it sure seems as entering it into a table for Chief to generate, á la Revit, would be much desired.X6 - Windows 7 64bit