Adjust Layout by Changing Angle

	This task shows you how to shift parts in your design document. The angle of affected runs changes as a result. See also Adjust Layout by Shifting Parts.
	You can shift parts in a design by selecting a connector, entering a value to adjust a run and entering a value to adjust a pipe. All three options are explained below using this design. Note the following characteristics: There must be two elbows in your design to carry out this operation. The two elbows must be on the same run, and on the same plane. The end result of the operation must not be such that one of the elbows is angled at more than 90 degrees.
	1.	Click the `Adjust Layout` button to display the `Adjust Layout` dialog box, select the mode `Change Angle About an Elbow` and proceed as described below.
	2.	`Move Connector to Connector`: Use this to shift a part by selecting a connector. If the part is attached to a run - such as an elbow - then the run will change angle. This is shown below. Click the `Move Connector to Connector` button and select a connector on the part you want to move - the part will move in the direction of the connector vector. In the scenario below the user wants to move the elbow. Red markings display to show the location to which the elbow will move and the angle to which the attached run will be adjusted. Click `Apply` to complete the operation. The elbow shifts to the new location. The run it is on changes angle, and the parts on that run move with it. If the Auto Parts option is enabled then automatic parts will also be placed, as required by the design rule.
	3.	`Key Distance to Adjust Run`: Use this to shift a part along a run by keying in a distance. Click the `Key Distance to Adjust Run` button. Select a connector on the part you want to shift - the `Key in New Length` field becomes available. Enter a value - this is the distance by which the part will shift - and press `Enter`. A red square displays the location to which the part will move. Red highlights display to show the run that will be adjusted. Click `Apply` to complete the operation. The elbow shifts to the new location. The run it is on changes angle, and the parts on that run move with it.
	4.	`Key New Length`: This is used to adjust - both lengthen and shorten - the length of a stretchable or bendable in a design. In addition, the part closest to the location where you click will move with the adjusted stretchable. Click the `Key New Length` button and select the stretchable you want to adjust. The `Key in New Length` field is enabled when you select a stretchable, and displays the length of the selected stretchable. Enter a value in the `Key in New Length` field and press `Enter`.) Note that the value you enter should be the new length of the stretchable - red squares will display to show the proposed new length. In the image below, the highlighted elbow will shift, and the new length of the stretchable is shown by the two red squares. Click `Apply` to complete the operation. The elbow shifts to the new location. The run it is on changes angle, and the parts on that run move with it.