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Wavy Line Tool
The Wavy Line tool allows you to draw a variety of wavy lines
for fabric walls, zig-zag lines, steel decking, frieze details
or water waves.

In the tool's dialog:

Choose the type of wavy line you want to place. Type the wave length. In the case of the sine wave curve, this is the length of a full up-and-down 'S' wave. Type of wave height, or amplitude.
Choose Accordion if you want the wave length to be adjusted in an accordion-like manner with your mouse movement. If you turn this off, then the wave length specified will be rigidly followed.
Use the popup menu for a number of preset choices for fabric curtains and standard steel decking.
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To use the tool, simply click and drag in the drawing to draw the wavy line.
To place a wavy line using an existing line or rectangle in the drawing, press and hold down the Option key. The cursor will change to a Picklefork cursor. Click on a line, rectangle or rotated rectangle. The wavy line will be placed in the drawing. If you click on a line, it will use the length of the line in the same way that you would draw a wavy line. In the case of a rectangle, it will adjust the wave height to fill the narrow width of the rectangle.
Converting Lines to Wavy Lines
The Wavy Line tool can be used to convert a line to a wavy line.
Press and hold down the Shift and Option keys. The cursor will
change to a Yin-Yang cursor. Click on a line. The line will be
converted.
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