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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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If the free attachment mode was selected, defining the origin point will be the first step of moving/copying.<br />

Target point is the point defining the target position of the objects after the transformation. This can be the<br />

end point of a translation, the end point of a linear array (defining its length and step), or the center of the<br />

circular array. The target point of the transformation is always defined by specifying its position by mouse<br />

clicking , in the property window, or by selecting a <strong>2D</strong> node (the option ).<br />

Option for selecting action after the current transformation<br />

You can select a desired action upon completing the transformation from the enclosed list of the option :<br />

Edited Command automatically when finished<br />

Repeat Command for selected elements<br />

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Repeat Command for created elements (available for<br />

copying only)<br />

Repeat Command for selected and created elements<br />

(available for copying only)<br />

Select new elements when finished<br />

The selected option defines the system action upon completing the original transformation:<br />

- the system automatically exits the move/copy command.<br />

, , - upon the completion of the first transformation, the command instantly activates the mode<br />

of defining a new transformation. This will be indicated by a new set of objects for transformation,<br />

rubberbanding with the pointer, and the respective prompts displayed in the status bar (such as, “Set<br />

destination point for Move”). Depending on the selected option, the new set of objects for moving/copying<br />

will include either the original objects of the first transformation, or the objects created as a result of the<br />

first transformation, or else all of the above.<br />

- upon the completion of the first transformation, the command switches to the mode of selecting objects<br />

(see the section “Calling the command from menu”).<br />

Common Options of Moving Commands<br />

The moving commands include the translation “TM: Translate”, rotation “TT: Rotate”, scaling “TA:<br />

Scale” and symmetry “TS: Symmetry”.<br />

Options for selecting moving mode<br />

When executing any moving command (translation, rotation, scaling or symmetry), you can set various<br />

modes of executing these transformations. The mode selection is done in all cases by one of the automenu<br />

options in the list:<br />

Change dependent elements<br />

Change related elements<br />

Change selected elements

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