You can align an area or a layer to control points. Control points are sometimes represented on the floor plan. If you have a separate control points file, you must know which coordinates correspond to which features of the floor plan, which can represent an area or a layer.
The procedure of aligning areas and layers is very similar. The main difference is that you cannot set an elevation in layers.
If you want to align both, an area and a layer, you must align the area first.
For more information on the area and layer concept, see General Concepts.
Open the Alignment Tool
For an Area
Click the three-dots icon
of the area to open the context menu.Select the menu entry Align.
The alignment tool is displayed.
For a Layer
Click the Layers icon
on the right side.Click the three-dots icon
of the layer you want to align.Select Align.
The alignment tool is displayed.
Alignment Tool
In the alignment tool, select Align to Control Points.
Then, click Align in the top right corner.
Click a location in the area or layer.
Enter the position value of this location in section Control points on the right side.
Note that setting the elevation is only possible for areas.
You can move a marker by clicking and then dragging it.
To remove a marker, right-click it.
Confirm Alignment
Once the alignment meets your expectations, click the Confirm Alignment button. This button becomes available if you have entered all values.