Thank you. That did produce some results. My offset distance input is now .5, and -.5, but when I added that -.5 it just shifted the offset to the other side. I'm guessing I could remedy this by adding a separate offset function, but is there an obvious solution to this just using one that I'm just not seeing?
I had been just inputing the numbers by right clicking, but I tried this method and the same issue happens. It still is only offsetting one side of the line (granted, when I add the negative number it switches sides).
I have attached a screenshot. I'm probably just not seeing something?
My apologies, should have just deleted that one for simplicities sake in explanation, the fact that it is highlighted only adds to the confusion. I'm talking about the offset component above and to the right.
Thanks for trying. I can do what I need to do by just adding a second offset component, but I'm just trying to learn the proper ways so I figured I'd ask.
Here is something I threw together real quick. Just using some simple math to set two numbers an equal distance from zero and sending them as the offset. Hope it helps.