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T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design

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A system-offered object snap can be locked by the function key.<br />

For example, let's fix horizontal snapping to one of the segment nodes. To<br />

do this, get horizontal snapping with this node and press the key<br />

or . A temporary dotted line will be constructed<br />

through this node, the cursor sliding along as a free node.<br />

Main Concepts of System Operation<br />

Snapping that are turned on on the sketch snapping toolbar stay active continuously throughout the sketch<br />

command session. If snappings are adjusted often, one can use temporary object snappings -the “one-action”<br />

snappings.<br />

Such a snapping can be turned on by several means:<br />

• By the button on the snappings toolbar. This brings up a context menu for specifying a temporary<br />

•<br />

snapping (just one); it also lists key combinations that can be used for invoking a temporary snapping<br />

without calling the menu. To define several temporary snappings, use the item [List]. Upon picking<br />

the item, the context menu is replaced by a dialog box that allows turning on several temporary<br />

snappings simultaneously.<br />

By pressing and releasing the middle mouse button or the wheel button while keeping the mouse<br />

pointer still in the working window area. As a result, the same menu will appear on the screen as when<br />

using .<br />

• By pressing key combinations assigned to each snapping.<br />

When temporary object snapping is turned on, all permanent snappings are ignored. The described temporary<br />

snappings act until the first click .<br />

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