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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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The command can also be called by pointing at a sketch entity in the command waiting mode and clicking<br />

, or right clicking and selecting the item “Edit” in the context menu. Alternatively, the editing<br />

command can be accessed directly from the sketch creation command by selecting the option .<br />

Sketch lines are treated as regular graphic lines. Thus, for their editing it is also possible to use the<br />

command “EG: Edit Graphic Line”.<br />

After invoking this command, the following choices become available:<br />

Select All Elements<br />

Select element from list<br />

Exit command<br />

After invoking this command, a user can select the sketch line by pointing at it with the cursor and<br />

pressing . Selected element will be highlighted. Several elements can be chosen either by using selection<br />

with a window or by selecting successively several elements with the help of + . To undo<br />

selection of the element, the mouse together with the pressed left key can be used.<br />

After choosing one or several sketch lines the following options will be available in the auto-menu:<br />

Set selected Element(s) Parameters<br />

Select Other Element<br />

Delete selecting Elemet(s)<br />

Cancel selection<br />

If only one line is selected, the following option also appears in the automenu:<br />

Create Name for selected Element<br />

When editing sketch lines, please pay attention to the status of the icon in the system panel. If it is<br />

disabled, then editing will be done in the sketching mode. When the option is enabled, editing will be done in<br />

the automatic parameterization mode. In this mode, just like when creating a sketch, the system will be<br />

slipping construction elements tied by parametric relations beneath the edited lines. In addition, the system<br />

will attempt to parameterize not only the edited elements themselves, but also the lines that will be employed<br />

for the editing. For example, if the position of one of a sketched line segment nodes is changed in the<br />

automatic parameterization mode by defining its new position with an object snap to another sketched line,<br />

then construction lines will be slipped beneath both segments.<br />

To delete selected elements, use the option .<br />

Editing a Line Segment<br />

After selecting a line segment, select one of the segment nodes, the one to move. At this moment, new<br />

coordinates can be defined for the selected node in the property window. Besides, after selecting the node,<br />

the segment starts rubberbanding. The rubberbanding image defines the new position of the segment being

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