T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design

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Printing Documents The parameters group “Auto Layout” defines layout parameters: Use Image Rotation. Allows a user to apply rotation to the image by 90 degrees when selecting ways of the image placement. Distance between Images. This parameter sets the minimum allowable distance between the images after the layout. The distance magnitude is specified in the units of the corresponding page of the source document. Show Free Areas. If this parameter is turned on, the areas of the base document pages not occupied with the images are marked with green color after performing the layout. Delete Empty Pages. This parameter affects the work of the mode of layout of all pages in the print module. When this flag is enabled, pages, which after performing the automatic layout, ended up being empty (i.e., not containing any images) are automatically removed. When this flag is turned off, such pages remain in the structure of the print pack (they can be deleted manually afterwards). Auto Layout of the Documents Pack For automatic layout of the images within the scope of one page, the following command is used: Keyboard Textual menu Icon «Layout|Layout Current Page» This command distributes images placed on the current page within the scope of this page in such a way that they will not overlap with each other and occupy the least area. In case when the system is not able to place all images on one page, the message “Layout errors” appears with the list of “problem” images. For automatic layout of all images of the documents pack, the following command is used: Keyboard Textual menu Icon «Layout|Layout All Pages» This command distributes the images of the pack over different pages of the base document. When carrying out the layout, the required number of the base document pages is automatically added. The size of the added pages will be the same as that of the last existing page of the base document. If after successful completion of the layout, the blank pages will still remain in the base document, they can be removed automatically (this operation is performed by setting on the flag “Delete empty pages” in the dialog of the print module options). The pages are not considered empty if they contain hidden images (images which were added to the pack for printing but for which the flags were taken off later in the pack structure). Such pages can be deleted only after removing hidden images. If the size of some image exceeds the size of both existing and automatically created pages of the base document, the dialog window “Error optimizing page Layout” will appear on the screen with the list of problem images. The flag “Change Image Size and Run Optimization Again” found at the bottom of the given dialog allows a user to choose further actions of the system. 655
Fundamentals. Two-Dimensional Design 656 If this flag is disabled, after pressing [OK] the layout will be completed. The images which could not be placed automatically will have to be placed manually. When this flag is on, after pressing[OK], the dialog for page format selection, similar to that invoked by the command “Page|Page Size…”, will appear. By default, the smallest by area format which accommodates any visible images counting gaps is set in this dialog (see chapter “Print Module Options”). After selecting the format and pressing [OK], the dialog “Page parameters” is closed, parameters of all pages of the base document are automatically modified and the repeated layout is carried out. “Manual” Layout of Documents Pack Print module allows a user to enter “manual” corrections into results of automatic layout: change location and size (scale) of images, their distribution over the pages of the pack, etc. To make the work with the created pack more convenient, the frames of all images in the preview area are marked with a certain color. Nonactive images (i.e., not selected for modification of position and size) are marked with a frame of dark-green (if they fit on the current page) or dark-red (if they do not fit on the current page) color. If the placement of the nonactive image could not be adjusted upon automatic layout, the color of its frame will be dark-red. Selected (active) image is marked by default with sky-blue color (the color is specified in the command “SO: Set System Options”, tab “Colors”, parameter “2D Elements Highlighting/Additional Color”). In addition, at the corners of the frame of the selected image, square-markers are displayed. A user can select the image in the list or directly in the preview window with the help of . When bringing the cursor to the borders of the frame of the selected image or to the markers at the corners, the cursor takes the form of a two-directional arrow ( , or ). If at this moment a user presses and without releasing the pressed mouse button, moves the cursor, the image boundaries will move along with the cursor. After releasing the mouse button, the size of the image bound box will be modified (thus, the
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T-FLEX Parametric CAD FUNDAMENTALS.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents
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Table of Contents “Commands” Ta
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Table of Contents Basic Rules of Gr
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Table of Contents Leader Note Examp
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Table of Contents Creating List of
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Table of Contents Defining Fragment
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Table of Contents Creating a Databa
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Introduction T-FLEX CAD: Features a
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Conventions Adopted in the T-FLEX C
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System Fundamentals. Customization
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T-FLEX CAD System Setup Running Ins
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Macros Window Studies Window (only
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To add a tool window to an already
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Getting Started Typically, nodes ar
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Non-parametric Drawing (Sketch). Th
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Using Left Mouse Button • Pointin
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Getting Started In this volume, any
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BRIEF INTRODUCTORY COURSE Brief Int
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Brief Introductory Course To draw t
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CUSTOMIZING SYSTEM Customizing Syst
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CUSTOMIZING DRAWING Customizing Dra
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Customizing Drawing Direction. Defi
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Libraries Active Configuration. Thi
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Libraries Cut, copy, paste. These c
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Pages Switching pages is done witho
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«BOTTOM-UP» DESIGN «Bottom-Up»
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