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# GridsXAlignH, GridsYAlignH, (GridsZAlignH)
The "GridsXAlignH" and "GridsYAlignH" parameters allow you to change the alignment rules of the line definitions specified in "GridLinesX" and "GridLinesY". This is useful when the girders of a kinked bridge do not align with the gridlines.
For example, in the code snippet provided, the "GridLinesY" parameter is defined as "\[GridLine1,GridLine4,GridLine3,GridLine2]" and the "GridsYAlignH" parameter is defined as "\[Warp,None,None,Warp]". This changes the slope of the inscribed lines by overwriting the "GridsYAlignH" parameter for the "GridLinesY’s line Alignments” definition.
"GridsYAlignH" parameters are defined respectively.\
GridLinesY="\[GridLine1,GridLine4,GridLine3,GridLine2]"\
GridsYAlignH="\[Warp,None,None,Warp]"
The "GridsYAlignH" parameter is a parameter of the Alignment object.\
The line-slope order of the parameters in parentheses is important. They are paired with each other.
These parameters operate within the context of the Global Coordinate System.
**Example:**
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