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<h3>Single Point</h3> | <h3>Single Point</h3> | ||
| − | Click the '''Set Reference''' button and click a PickPoint to set it as the reference point. | + | Click the '''Set Reference''' button [[File:set_reference.png]] and click a PickPoint to set it as the reference point. |
*'''Normal Mode:''' Use the fields to enter the incremental distance from the Reference point that the new point will be. | *'''Normal Mode:''' Use the fields to enter the incremental distance from the Reference point that the new point will be. | ||
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| − | Click the '''Apply''' button to create the PickPoint. To reset all fields in the Single Point area to 0, click the '''Clear Values''' button. | + | Click the '''Apply''' button [[File:apply.png]] to create the PickPoint. To reset all fields in the Single Point area to 0, click the '''Clear Values''' button. |
Revision as of 12:43, 6 June 2014
Bend-Tech 7x Wiki :: Assembly :: PickPoints :: Single
Single
Single Point
Click the Set Reference button 
and click a PickPoint to set it as the reference point.
- Normal Mode: Use the fields to enter the incremental distance from the Reference point that the new point will be.
- Travel Mode: Use the fields to enter the incremental distance from the reference point that the new point will be. Once the Apply button is clicked, this new point will automatically become the new reference point.
- Move Mode: This mode is used to move points. The selected reference point will be the point that is moved. Enter values into the fields to move this point using it's original location as the reference location. Note: This is the only function in the assembly interface that can be used to relocate PickPoints.
- Mirror Mode: While in mirror mode, all points placed will have a copy of the point mirrored across all axes.
Click the Apply button 
to create the PickPoint. To reset all fields in the Single Point area to 0, click the Clear Values button.
