Defines a space by typing three points to define a base plane and a fourth point
to define elevation or depth. By selecting the three planar points in the plan view,
you can ensure that the volume is parallel to the base elevation plane of your design.
Place Volume by Four Points supports rotated views, which you can use with volume drawing types in the Drawings
and Reports task to create a rotated view on a drawing. The first and second points
specified determine the X-axis orientation of the view on the resulting drawing.
By default, the software uses the global coordinate system to orient the rectangular volume relative to the placement points; however, you can use the Coordinate system list on the PinPoint ribbon to select a different active coordinate system. After the space object is placed, it maintains a local coordinate system that is used in future edits of the space object. The orientation of the space object does not change if the active coordinate system changes. See the Common Help.
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