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 = Tools > Orthogonalize Shape =
 
-[[Image(source:trunk/images/ortho.png)]] ''Keyboard shortcut:'' **{{{Q}}}**
+[[JOSMImage(ortho,link=,48,margin-right=20)]] ''Keyboard shortcut:'' **`Q`**
 
 **Move nodes that all angles are 90 or 180 degrees.**
 
 With one or more ways selected, the form will be modified so that all angles will be 90 or 180 degrees.
-* You can select two additional nodes. Then the area will be tailored in accordance with these nodes.
 
-Later, you can cancel the movement of certain nodes, select them and press **{{{Shift+Q}}}**.
+[[JOSMImage(misc/error,24,middle,link=,margin-right=5,margin-bottom=5)]] **Be careful when using this feature e.g. on buildings. A lot of buildings are indeed not orthogonal in reality.**
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+
+== Simple use case ==
+Select each way separately or several ways together and hit `Q`. This will orthogonalize each single way on its own. Ways with minimum two sharing nodes which are selected together will be orthogonalized together, too.
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+[[Image(q-simple.gif,link=)]]
+
+
+== Using two nodes for alignment ==
+You can select two additional nodes. Then segments will be aligned in accordance with these nodes.
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+[[Image(q-align.gif,link=)]]
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+
+== Complex buildings == 
+* temporarily split buildings with `P` [wikitr:/Help/Action/SplitWay Split Way]
+* orthogonalize portions of a building as usual
+* reconnect parts back with `C` [wikitr:/Help/Action/CombineWay Combine Ways]
+
+[[Image(split-q-then-combine.gif,link=)]]
+
+To orthogonalize a part of a building without splitting it, simply select the wanted nodes. Note that the selection order of the nodes does matter here, so selecting e.g. via rectangle will usually not work.
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+[[Image(q-partial-without-split.gif,link=)]]
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+
+== Undo moves of selected nodes ==#Undomovesofselectednodes
+Select nodes you want to undo, then press `Shift+Q` and selected nodes will be placed back to origin.
+
+[[Image(shift-q.gif,link=)]]
+
+
+== Orthogonalization is not Rotation ==
+Before (note small extrusion, multiple times smaller than other part):
+
+[[Image(Orthogonalization is not Rotation - before - cropped.png,link=)]]
+
+After Orthogonalization ([https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/autocad/getting-started/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2016/ENU/AutoCAD-Core/files/GUID-9810D35D-E975-49E2-88EA-51FE4ACC92DB-htm.html dimensions]/length is not preserved):
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+[[Image(Orthogonalization is not Rotation - after - cropped.png,link=)]]
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+For rotation see [wikitr:/Help/Action/Select#Rotate Rotate].
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