Quick Align Functionality in Full and Partial Selection Modes
The following table summarizes the behavior of the Quick Align command in full and partial selection modes. The behavior is the same for pre- and post-selected objects.
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Action
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Result in Full Selection Mode
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Result in Partial Selection Mode
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Aligning Edges
and Centerlines
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Click to select the target edge
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All the objects in the reference set move and align with the target edge. The relative spacing amongst the reference set objects is maintained.
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All the objects in the reference set stretch and align with the target edge. The relative spacing amongst the reference set objects is maintained.
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Double-click to select the target edge
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All the objects in the reference set move and align with the target edge. The relative spacing amongst the reference set objects is lost.
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All the objects in the reference set stretch and align with the target edge. The relative spacing amongst the reference set objects is lost.
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Aligning Points
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Click to select the target point
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All the objects in the reference set move. The reference point coincides with the target point. The relative spacing amongst the reference set objects is maintained.
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All the objects in the reference set stretch and align with the target point. The reference point coincides with the target point. The relative spacing amongst the reference set objects is maintained.
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Double-click to select the target point
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All the objects in the reference set move. Points on all the objects in the reference set coincide with the target point. The relative spacing amongst the reference set objects is lost.
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All the objects in the reference set stretch and align with the target point. Points on all the objects in the reference set coincide with the target point. The relative spacing amongst the reference set objects is lost.
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Related Topics
Quick Align Form
Object Alignment by Using the Quick Align Command
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