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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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In the example, it is a circle. It can be selected using the option . The<br />

selected element will be highlighted in the drawing.<br />

When working with drawings crowded with elements of the same type, one<br />

can miss the selection. The option helps selecting a neighboring<br />

element in such a case. It cancels the last element selection and highlights<br />

the element of the same type nearest to the previous.<br />

Next, you need to select the target element of the same type for<br />

replacement.<br />

When selecting such element, only the elements of the same type as the<br />

source element will be pre-highlighted in the drawing. The only option<br />

available in the automenu will be the option for selecting elements of the<br />

respective type.<br />

In this example, select the “Circle 2”.<br />

Upon selecting the source and the target construction element, confirm the<br />

element replacement using the option:<br />

Replace Element<br />

In the course of the replacement, all the elements constructed relative to the<br />

source element are rearranged with respect to the target one. In this<br />

example, it was the hatch.<br />

If necessary, the source construction element can be deleted from the model<br />

upon the replacement. The mode of deleting the source element is turned on<br />

by the icon .<br />

In the following example, the construction began with creating a vertical<br />

line – “Line 1”. All later constructions were done relative to this line. The<br />

“Line 2” was constructed as parallel to the first one, and the “Line 3” -<br />

orthogonal, through the “Node 1”. A tangency circle and the “Line 4” were<br />

later constructed relative to the two latter lines.<br />

Let's replace the base line “Line 1” by a new line “Line 5”.<br />

Upon the replacement, all construction elements that were defined relative to the “Line 1” are rebuilt relative<br />

to the “Line 5”.

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