In Draw, how can I join two lines of given length with angle of 95.9 degrees?
To me, this ought to be very simple but I'm finding it impossible.
I've used a straight connector for each line, which are of the required lengths, and rotated one of them so it's at 95.9 degrees to the other.
However, if I want to join the two lines, it seems I have to drag a connecting point for one line to the connecting point of the other. In doing so the length and angle of the first line gets changed. I can't then change the line's properties to get the length and angle right again (Draw just ignores entries I make for its properties).
How do I solve this?
Thanks all. I've tried to upvote everyone (all answers were useful) but don't have enough karma. EDIT: my karma's jumped (don't know why), so now upvoted.
Whether I will continue to use Draw for this, I don't know. I'm doing a floor plans, with maybe some elevations, for my house which is quite old and with a large number of non-right angles, indentations, some curves and so on.
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For floor plans, I'd rather suggest a CAD application. I'm personally satisfied with FreeCAD which has an Architecture module, making it easy to in fact "build" in 3D.
Thank you for that, downloading now.
@shysm, Just below your answer there is a "more" button. Please, touch it and select "repost as a question comment". Thanks.