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Define or Modify |
Defines a new parametric object, and lets you modify existing parametric objects. |
Dissolve Object |
Dissolves an existing parametric object, and deletes all the parameter information. |
New Parameter |
Saves the properties of the edge, which was last adjusted, and creates a new parametric edge after this edge has been selected. |
Edit Parameter |
Saves the properties of the edge, which was last adjusted, and either creates a new parametric edge or changes an existing parametric edge after this edge has been selected. |
Delete Parameter |
Removes the properties of the currently selected parametric edge. |
Delete All Parameters |
Removes all the parameters from an object. |
Finish |
Ends the definition of parameters. This command is only active when the current parametric edge is correctly defined, i.e. exactly one corner of the edge must display a cross. |
Cancel |
Ends the definition of parameters. Cancels the parameter entry process for an object; parameters entered for that section of the object are lost. |
Check Markers |
Marks all the corners of the current domain. If you adjust the length of the currently selected parametric object, the entire object is adjusted. |
Toggle Markers |
Marks all unmarked corners and removes the marks from marked corners of the current domain. Marked corners will be adjusted when the length is modified, unmarked corners will stay in place. |
Remove Markers |
Removes all markers of all the corners of the current object. When the object is adjusted, it simply holds its position. |
Check all Markers |
Checks all the corners of all domains. If you adjust the length of the currently edited parametric edge, all edges will be adjusted. |
Toggle All Markers |
Marks all unselected corners and removes the marks of the selected corners of all domains. Selected corners will be adjusted if the length of the parametric object is modified, unmarked edges will stay in their position. |
Remove All Markers |
Removes the marks in all corners of all domains. When the object is adjusted, then all objects retain their position. |