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T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design

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

Creating Arc Length Dimension<br />

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To dimension the length of a circular arc, use the option . The following items become available in the<br />

automenu after selecting the option:<br />

Select Node<br />

Cancel selection<br />

Dimensioning a whole arc starts with selecting an appropriate graphic entity.<br />

In the case of dimensioning a portion of an arc or circle between two nodes, subsequently do the following:<br />

1. Select the start node of the arc being dimensioned.<br />

2. Select the end node of the arc being dimensioned.<br />

3. Select the arc or circle passing through these nodes. An additional option is provided in the<br />

automenu:<br />

Select Circle<br />

After selecting the arc by any means, the automenu provides the options:<br />

Set Dimension parameters<br />

Copy Properties from Existing Element<br />

Change leader line jog orientation<br />

Place Dimension in the absolute coordinates<br />

Center Dimension Text<br />

Tie Dimension to Node<br />

Break (kill) relations<br />

/ Parallel/Radial Dimension Lines<br />

Cancel selection<br />

As in the case of creating a dimension between two lines, the option allows specifying the<br />

positions of dimension strokes. The option is used for tying the dimension to a node, while the option<br />

- for breaking the tie. To set parameters of the dimension being created, use the option .<br />

The option allows flipping the orientation of the dimension leader line jog.<br />

With the option turned on, the dimension text will be centered between the witness lines. With the<br />

centering off, the dimension text is position wherever the mouse click occurred.

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