T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design

Circles
will start rubberbanding with the center in the selected node. Move the cursor over the line to become the
tangency reference for the circle, and type . The required circle will be created.
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This combination creates a circle with the center at a node, passing through another node. Move the cursor to
an existing node or use the option for creating a node at the nearest intersection. Click . This
allows you to rubberband a circle with the center in the selected node. Move the cursor to the node for the
circle to pass through, and type or . The required circle will be created.
, , for use in the mode of constructing a circle with the center at a node.
, , for use in the mode of constructing a circle passing through a node.
Either of the two option combinations creates a circle of a specified radius, tangent to a line and passing
through a node. Subsequently select a line and a node, using the options and respectively. Then
specify the radius either by a click or by inputting the exact value in the property window or parameters
dialog box (the option ).
Please note that the node may belong to the line, which is often the case in drawings.
, , for use in the mode of constructing a circle with the center at a node.
, , for use in the mode of constructing a circle passing through a node.
Either of the two option combinations creates a circle of a specified radius, tangent to a circle and passing
through a node. Subsequently select a circle and a node, using the options and respectively. Then
specify the radius either by a click or by inputting the exact value in the property window or parameters
dialog box. Please note that different configurations are possible, depending on where on the entities the
cursor was pointing at the selection time.
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