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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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Mode. Sets the definition mode for the circular array: “Number of copies<br />

and total angle”, “Total angle and Step” or “Number of copies and<br />

Step”. Depending on the selected mode, some parameters may be<br />

inaccessible (computed automatically):<br />

Copies. Defines the total number of copies in the array, including the count<br />

of the original elements.<br />

Step. Defines the angle between the copies of the array.<br />

Total Angle. This parameter allows defining the total angle that will be<br />

swept by the array elements.<br />

Calling the Commands in Transparent Mode<br />

The command “TM: Move” can be called in “transparent mode” when one or several T-<strong>FLEX</strong> <strong>CAD</strong> <strong>2D</strong><br />

elements are selected. The elements can be selected by box and/or using + , + . After<br />

selecting the elements, simply point the mouse at one of the highlighted nodes or the border lines of the<br />

object being moved. The pointer then assumes the shape (when pointing to a line) or (when pointing to<br />

a node), that indicates readiness of the command “TM: Move”.<br />

Next, two ways of acting are possible:<br />

• Click and release without moving the pointer. Then move the pointer to the target point of copying<br />

and once again click<br />

one page to another.<br />

or press the key. This way is convenient when moving objects from<br />

• Depress and move the pointer while holding down the mouse button. Moving will be completed<br />

when the button is released or the key is pressed.<br />

In either case, after first pressing of the both of the automenu and the property window will appear as<br />

appropriate in the “TM: Move” command. If necessary, you can switch to another moving, copying or array<br />

creation command, using the automenu or the property window.<br />

Editing Copy or Array<br />

All elements obtained by moving or non-associative copying can be edited as normal construction or graphic<br />

elements.

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