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T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design

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Customizing System<br />

The “Scene rotation” group defines the modes of spinning the 3D scene by certain increments, as follows:<br />

Using Arrows. Defines the angle in degrees of rotating the 3D scene per a keystroke when using the two<br />

pairs of arrow keys, plus the third pair and .<br />

Using Ctrl+Arrows. Defines a second spin-with-key mode for rotating the 3D scene by a different angle.<br />

This is similar to the “Using Arrows” parameter, except is used in combination with the key.<br />

Smooth rotation. This flag sets the smooth 3D scene rotation mode during reorientation to a standard<br />

view. The input box on the right-hand side defines the reorientation duration in seconds.<br />

Note that setting the mode of rotating the 3D scene with respect to the global axes (the command “3RS:<br />

Rotate About Global/Local axis”) makes the 3D scene spin with respect to the axes of the world<br />

coordinate system. Otherwise, the 3D scene will spin with respect to the axes of the screen coordinates.<br />

Turn Workplane on Activation. If this flag is set, the 3D scene will be reoriented on calling the<br />

“Activate Workplane” command so that the active workplane becomes parallel to the screen.<br />

The “Regeneration” group of parameters defines the 3D model regeneration (recalculation) mode<br />

parameters:<br />

Automatic Regeneration. When this flag is set, the 3D model will be regenerated automatically after<br />

making changes in the <strong>2D</strong> model parameters (upon exiting the variables editor, changing construction line<br />

positions, etc.). If the flag is cleared, then the automatic regeneration does not occur in such cases. To<br />

recalculate the model, you would have to manually call the model recalculation command<br />

“Tools|Regenerate” or .<br />

Abort on error. This parameter defines the system reaction to errors occurring during the model<br />

recalculation. When the flag is disabled, recalculation is not terminated upon encountering an error.<br />

Messages about all errors occurred in the recalculation will be displayed in the diagnostics window. If the<br />

flag is set, the 3D model recalculation process is terminated upon encountering the first error.<br />

Don't Create Shading Mesh. The use of this flag allows speeding up the model recalculation in the<br />

“Wireframe” mode. When working in the “Shading” or “Rendering” mode, the mesh is always created,<br />

regardless of this parameter setting, according to the settings made in the command “ST: Set Model<br />

Status” (“Customize|Status|3D”), and there is no speedup.<br />

Limit Memory for Calculation of Projections, МB. This parameter enables to set the upper bound on the<br />

size of the memory used upon recalculation of <strong>2D</strong> projections. By default, the following limitation is set:<br />

- For 32-bit operating system Microsoft Windows – 300 МB;<br />

- Upon using 32-bit version of the T-<strong>FLEX</strong> <strong>CAD</strong> with Windows x64 – 1000МB;<br />

- For 64-bit version of the T-<strong>FLEX</strong> <strong>CAD</strong> x64 with Windows x64 – no limitations.<br />

Use Multithreading on Calculations. This flag activates the mechanism of multithreaded work with the<br />

T-<strong>FLEX</strong> <strong>CAD</strong> on computers having multi-core processors or on multiprocessor systems. This enables to<br />

increase the speed of regenerating the models. Multi-threaded data handling is used upon calculating<br />

geometry of 3D operations, calculating finite-element meshes.<br />

Create Explode Information for 3D Fragments Automatically. If set, the default explode parameters will<br />

be assigned to 3D fragments upon assembling. These parameters are otherwise accessible on the<br />

“Transformation” tab.<br />

Don't Create Cosmetic Threads. When this option is activated, the cosmetic threads are not displayed in<br />

3D models. This option has action only on the image created in the 3D window and does not affect <strong>2D</strong><br />

projections and dimensions on the threaded surfaces.<br />

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