Set height

Launch Options

• ModPlus floating menu or palette
• AutoCAD ribbon
• Command line: _mpSetHeight

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Using

After starting the command, you can open its settings by selecting Settings in the command line.

The following options are available in the settings window:

Mode – determines how elevations are assigned to objects:

• All objects to one elevation – moves the selected objects to a single specified elevation along the Z-axis. After specifying the elevation, select the objects to be processed
• Along a fence with a step – assigns successive elevations to objects at the specified step along a defined direction. After specifying the elevation, indicate the first and second points of the selection fence in sequence.

Step – specifies the height difference between consecutive objects. This setting is available in the Along a fence with a step mode.

Reference point – determines which point of the object's bounding box will be aligned with the specified elevation:

• Bottom – the lowest point of the object
• Middle – the midpoint of the object's height
• Top – the highest point of the object.

Align all defining points of curves – aligns the defining points of curves to the same elevation when processing them.

Accept – saves the selected settings and returns to command execution.

In the All objects to one elevation mode, after starting the plugin, complete the following command-line prompts:

Specify elevation – specify the elevation along the Z-axis. The Settings option is also available in the command line to open the command settings window.

Select objects – select the objects to which the specified elevation will be assigned. The plugin also processes preselected objects.

In the Along a fence with a step mode, after starting the plugin, complete the following command-line prompts:

Specify elevation – specify the starting elevation along the Z-axis. The Settings option is also available in the command line to open the command settings window.

Specify first point of selection fence – specify the first point of the selection fence.

Specify second point of selection fence – specify the second point of the selection fence, which determines the direction in which objects are processed.