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This task
explains how to route from the end of a path reservation, boundary, or run. |
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If you route an
element with the same type and parameter values as the "source" element
(i.e., the element from which the path reservation is routed), you can
specify whether the new element you route is a continuation of the source
element or a separate element. If you want to use the "Continue" option, be
sure that the parent for the source element is active before you begin. |
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Select the Path Reservation
button
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The Routing dialog box is displayed. |
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Define the routing parameters.
See Creating a Path Reservation on an Area
for instructions. |
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Select the element
from which you want to route.
- For path reservations, boundaries, and runs that are displayed with
no section, select the filled circle displayed
when the cursor is at the end point of the line.
- For path reservations, boundaries, and runs that are displayed
with a section, base your selection on the "cues"
that are displayed as you move the cursor over the element:
- An outlined circle is displayed when your cursor is over the end
point of the section's centerline.
- A filled circle is displayed when the cursor is over the end point
of the support line (defined by the set point of the section).
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If you want to route
the path reservation, boundary, or run as a continuation of the existing
element, you must select the solid circle (i.e., the support line
endpoint). |
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If the new element you route has the same type and parameter values as
the element you selected, these options are added to the Routing Dialog
box:
Continue Routing
Create New Route
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Select the appropriate Continue
option. |
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Click in the drawing to define the
routing points. |
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Double-click the last point to stop
routing. |
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