ACS Toolbox
The tools in the ACS toolbox are used to define and manipulate an auxiliary coordinate system (ACS) — a coordinate system you define that differs from the design plane (world) and view coordinate systems.
One ACS can be active at any time in a 2D or 3D design. While ACSs can be used in 2D, they are most useful in 3D design.
Note: All tools in a toolbox are not always visible by default. To see all tools, right-click in the toolbox and select Show All from the menu.
| To | Select in the ACS toolbox |
|---|---|
| Open the Auxiliary Coordinates dialog. | Auxiliary Coordinates |
| Rotate the active ACS. | Rotate ACS |
| Move the origin of the Active ACS. | Move ACS |
| Apply the ACS to a selected view or all views. | Apply ACS to Selected View |
| Identify an ACS for attachment as the Active ACS. | Select ACS |
