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<A HREF="CAD_using_en.htm">See operating CAD ..</A>
CAD functions:
Active CAD-Environment
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<h2>Active Construction Plane</h2>
The definition of the design plane
(A User Coordinate System - UCS).
For the definition you can use a plane or a pre-defined plane.
(Pre-defined planes: RX or RY or RZ).
(see CAD-PLN, <a href="CAD_PLN_en.htm">Definition planes</a>)
The origin point of the chosen plane is the new coordinate origin.
In relation to the design plane are now:
- Coordinate data
- Displaying positions
The display of the mouse position can be relative or absolute.
Relative: (Default Setting) the coordinates in the new coordinate system;
Absolute: Sets all coordinates to absolute origin relative.
Toggle the radio button between "rel" and "abs" next to the display of the mouse position.
To reset to the absolute coordinate system - Reset ConstrPlane
Example:
R20 = P(100 0 0) DR DY
# Zero in 100,0,0; new X-axis in 0,10,0
R20
# Enable use of a new coordinate system.
See Example model sample_ucs1.gcad
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<h2>Reset ConstrPlane</h2>
Reset to the absolute coordinate system
Plane 0 defines the absolute coordinate system.
Create with output code "R0"
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