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Align Comparison

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The alignment process is distinct from editing and can be accessed through the Edit menu located at the top left-hand corner of the document viewer. This feature ensures that compared files are properly aligned for accurate results.

Accessing the Alignment Tool​

  1. Edit Menu:

    • Click on the Edit menu in the top-left corner.
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    • Select the Align option from the expandable list.

  2. Align Mode Activation:

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    • Upon activation, the viewer displays each document in a row, enabling users to utilize the alignment tool to set points for improved comparison.

Using the Alignment Tool​

  • X and Y Axes:

    • The tool features X and Y axes along with a central square indicating where the first alignment point should be placed.
    • Users can choose any part of the drawing they consider essential for alignment.

  • Snap Feature:

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    • The square can snap to various parts of the drawing, enhancing precision and ensuring accurate placement of alignment points.

  1. First Alignment Point:

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    • Set the first point on the first document.
    • The tool then requests the next alignment point, creating a line used as a reference for alignment.

  2. Second Alignment Point:

    • Repeat the process on the second document to complete the alignment.

Generating Aligned Comparison​

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  • Once all points are set:
    • The comparison is regenerated with the updated alignment.
    • The UI is locked and a progress bar displays the alignment process.
    • Upon completion, the newly aligned comparison appears in the viewer, and the loader is dismissed.

Additional Alignment Options​

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  • Users can repeat the alignment process multiple times until they are satisfied with the results.
  • Note: Once a markup is placed on the canvas, further alignment adjustments are disabled, and only saving options are available.