Guide Lines
Note: The predefined Shortcut for this command is the L key, but may vary depending on your localized version of ARCHICAD.
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Use the View > Guide Lines toggle
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Press Shift during input
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From the context menu, use Lock to Guide Line/Snap Guide
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See Turn Guide Line Display on or off, above.
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If you place it along any existing edge, the Guide Line snaps to that edge.
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If you place it on a curved element, a corresponding Guide Circle appears.
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If you place it at a point, the Guide Line is placed at the corresponding main direction.
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If you are using the Ruler, click on the Ruler, then drag your cursor to anywhere in the window: a Guide Line parallel to the Ruler will be created. See Ruler.
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Press Esc
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Choose Create Guide Line Segment.
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Note: This command is also available at View > Guide Line Options.
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Right-click, then choose Remove Guide Line from the context menu.
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Choose Erase Guide Lines.
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Note: This command is also available at View > Guide Line Options.
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When you are done, press Esc or double-click to exit Erase mode.
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Right-click any Guide Line tab, or click the Guide Lines pop-up menu from the Standard Toolbar. Then choose Remove All Guide Lines.
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Note: This command is also available at View > Guide Line Options.
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Right-click on any single Guide Line to open the context menu. Then choose Remove all Guide Lines.
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Set the Guide Line color at Options > Work Environment > Input Constraints and Guides.