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The Coping command lets you trim plates and
shapes with other objects. |
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The following Strategy options are offered:
- Short point
- Long point
- Remove
- Weld cut
NOTE: Long point coping can only be done where plates intersect. This
type of coping cannot be done if the plate has to be extended to the long
point.
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This task shows you how to trim plates and
shapes with other objects. |
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Click the Coping button
. The Coping
dialog box displays.
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Select the Strategy from the drop-down list. |
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Select the Operated element. The operated element
is the plate or shape to be trimmed. |
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Select Limiting elements. Limiting elements can be
surfaces, plates or shapes. Multi-selection capabilities are available. |
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Click OK when done. |
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The following is an example of a shape that clashes with
the plate because the shape is limited with the plate without any
coping.
Using the Coping command and a short point Strategy,
the shape is limited with the plate.
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The specifications tree shows the coping feature created
under the operated element.
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