The Plate
tool is intended to add flat sheet elements into the model.
In order to create a plate, do the following:
tool.
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Plate position relative to axis. Each option on the drop-down list shows how the plate will be located relative to the insertion point on the level's plan or 3D view. |
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Plate horizontal offset. X axis offset relative to insertion point of the plate. Can take negative values. |
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Plate vertical offset. Z axis offset relative to insertion point of the plate. Can take negative values. |
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Plate style. Defines the shape, width and length of the plate. |
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Plate thickness. |
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Precession. Sets up precession angle of the plate. |
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Nutation. Sets up nutation angle of the plate. |
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Spin angle. Sets up spin angle of the plate. |
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Level Determines the plate's level. |
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Vertical offset. Determines the plate's elevation mark in relation to the insertion point. |
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Mark. It appears in the schedules. Necessary for insertion into the drawing. |
All the above-mentioned parameters may be modified both in the construction and editing processes. Press Enter to fix the parameter values.