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This task shows you how to use the step input box and construction elements for more control over routing and placing of resources and item reservations. | |
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The value entered in the step
input box is used for accurate routing and resource placement. You can only
route in multiples of the value in the step input box. If the value is 0.25
meters you cannot create a run that is 0.33 meters in length, but you can
create runs that are 0.50, 0.75 meters and so on.
The value in the step input box works with some of the construction elements to further refine your routing and resource placement, as explained below. |
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1. | To enter a value in the step input box, select
the increment field
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2. | Click on the down arrow and select
Snap to steps off current axis
button. This allows you to snap to points that are multiples of the value
entered in the step input box measured from the current axis (also
called origin). As you move your mouse pointer a label will show the
distances (coordinates) from the current axis in multiples of the value
entered in the step input box. In the illustration below, the label is
showing that the distance is 500 mm from the axis along the X axis,
and 500 mm from the axis along the Y axis. When routing you will only be
able to create segments whose length is in multiples of 500 mm. Similarly,
you will only be able to place (or move) a resource at points that are
measured in multiples of 500 mm from the axis. You can change the value in
the step input box at any time.
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3. | Snap to steps off
last position
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4. | Snap to XY
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5. | Snap to all construction planes
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6. | Snap to elevation planes
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7. | Snap to Drafting
elements
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