Object in N Points

The cursor is displayed in a form of a „+” (plus) sign
with the text next to it instructing you to specify the first point for defining the building basis (Figure 1).
(When drawing you can use the raster image as the basemap.)

Figure 1

Specify the first point by left-clicking, and then drag the mouse cursor to the next point.
A dotted line is temporarily displayed connecting the starting point and the current mouse position (Figure 2).

Figure 2

By clicking on the second point, a full temporary line is displayed.

Move the cursor freely in the desired direction in order to define the third point. While doing so, a dotted line is displayed connecting the end of the full line and the current mouse position (Figure 3).

Figure 3

By left-clicking, continue defining the points of the building basis.

... 4th point...

Figure 4

... 5th point...

... 6th point...

... 7th point...

... 8th point...

... 9th point...

... 10th point...

Figure 10

...and finally, by right-clicking (or pressing the ENTER key) close the polyline that represents the building basis.

Figure 11

After closing the polyline Construction of Building window opens (Figure 12). The window is used to enter
the data regarding the building (and NID).
(This window is explained in detail on page
Window - Construction of Buildings)

Figure 12

After filling in the data in the Construction of Building window, by clicking on Create button, generate the
building in the site plan drawing (Figure 13).

Figure 13