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T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design

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<strong>Fundamentals</strong>. Two-Dimensional <strong>Design</strong><br />

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displayed in their property window. To open the dialog box automatically, select elements and call the<br />

“Properties” command in the context menu.<br />

To turn off the active mode of the dialog, close the “Properties” group.<br />

Note: upon single element selection, the “Properties” command call from the context menu will<br />

open the parameters dialog box for the given element.<br />

The properties dialog box for the selected elements consists of<br />

two parts. The main part is “Properties”, and the auxiliary one is<br />

“Property Sets”.<br />

The main part contains the property table for the elements being<br />

edited. By default, all selected elements are subject to editing.<br />

The box “Selected” in the upper part of the dialog box displays<br />

the number of the selected elements. The list of elements to be<br />

edited can be limited to elements of one type by selecting the<br />

type in the pull-down list off the mentioned box. In this case, the<br />

table will contain only the properties of the selected type<br />

elements. The entered changes will also affect the elements of<br />

this type only rather than the whole selected group.<br />

By default, the table displays all properties of the elements being<br />

edited. Checking the “Only Common” box limits the table<br />

contents to the common properties only.<br />

To change properties of the elements, check the desired<br />

properties in the table, enter the required values in the cells on<br />

the right-hand side, and press the or button in the<br />

upper part of the dialog box.<br />

Upon picking the (“End edit”) button, the entered changes<br />

are applied to the selected elements. The element processing<br />

ends and the elements get de-selected at this point.<br />

The (“Apply Changes”) button applies the entered changes to the elements as well. However, element<br />

processing continues in this case. This button is handy in the cases when various parameters are to be<br />

assigned to different element groups within the selected set.<br />

The (“Cancel edit”) button can be used to abandon the entered changes and finish processing the<br />

selected set of elements. Abandoning changes and finishing the selected element set processing can also be<br />

done by simply clicking within the drawing area.<br />

An additional button [From Element] allows selecting an element on screen whose properties will be<br />

used as current properties of the edited elements. To use this option, first select the properties in the table

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