For information on the options for using the alignment tool and on understanding how the alignment process works, see:
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| scroll-viewport | true |
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| scroll-pdf | true |
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| scroll-office | true |
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| scroll-chm | true |
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Alignment tool options
The alignment tool enables you to use different targets and target types to align your object's local coordinate system. The target type dictates the options available for the target, so you must select the target type first.
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| orientation | default |
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| sortDirection | ASC |
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| repeatTableHeaders | default |
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| widths | 13%, 67%, 20% |
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| style | sortByColumn | 1 |
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| tableStyling | confluence |
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| sortEnabled | false |
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| cellHighlighting | true |
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This is an example of the use of the alignment tool:
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In this example, the primary axis of the object is aligned with the global X-axis. The secondary axis is a vector originating at the object origin and in the direction of the BasicObject14 marker. The cross-product of the primary and secondary axes calculates the (unspecified) Z-axis. Using the primary (X) and Z-axis, the Y-axis is then aligned.