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If you want to create several objects that form a chain, use the Autoline 
command.
The chain may consist of segments and arcs of circles. You can select the desired type of object (segment or arc) in the construction process. The arcs and segments constructed by this method are independent objects. They can be selected, edited and removed separately.
The position of the objects that make up the chain may be arbitrary or determined by the specified objects. For example, a segment may be parallel or perpendicular to a straight line, on the bisector of the angle, tangential to the circle.
To construct an arbitrarily located object, you only need to specify its points: if the object is the first in the chain, the initial and final, and if subsequent, then the final.
In order for the object being created to be located in a certain way relative to another object present in the document, you need to specify this object before specifying the second point. While working in parametric mode, between the created object and the specified object, a parametric link is established. Subsequently, the parameterized image can be controlled using dimensions. This feature allows you to simplify the creation and editing of images, for example, a sketch in the model.
If necessary, you can build several chains of objects or several separate segments and arcs using the Autoline command.
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