Re: Vector XT question
Posted by
Fred Smith
on 2003-12-12 15:30:04 UTC
--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, "Thomas" <penitent75@y...>
wrote:
key and click the last line to be cut. The entire chain will be
selected in order pointing toward the end. If you happen to randomly
select, such as by drawing a box around a bunch of entities, Change-
Reorganize will order complete chains into a single selection chained
in a common direction.
You can also pick the first line and use the walk forward method
(CTRL-W) or the "play" button on the selection toolbar.
There are lots of discussion about using Vector on the Vector user's
forum at http://www.imsrv.com/discus I would suggest that you check
there, either with searches, using the provided tutorials, or with
new questions.
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wrote:
> Hey all,I
> Downloaded the demo for XT and love it :) But I have a question.
> open up a 2d .dxf (basically a line drawing of a logo I'm workingof
> on). I click on one of the lines and hit the select chain button.
> Then the line turns red with little arrows showing which way each
> the segments is "facing". Most of the segments are facing theright
> way (counterclockwise, to feed the part to my clockwise rotatingones.
> cutter) but some of them aren't. Of course, reversing direction of
> the selection reverses all of the segments, not just the wrong
> How can I select a chain, and then choose a direction for thewhole
> chain? Thanks all :)Thomas, Vector uses the "Shift-Select" method. Hold down the shift
> Thomas
key and click the last line to be cut. The entire chain will be
selected in order pointing toward the end. If you happen to randomly
select, such as by drawing a box around a bunch of entities, Change-
Reorganize will order complete chains into a single selection chained
in a common direction.
You can also pick the first line and use the walk forward method
(CTRL-W) or the "play" button on the selection toolbar.
There are lots of discussion about using Vector on the Vector user's
forum at http://www.imsrv.com/discus I would suggest that you check
there, either with searches, using the provided tutorials, or with
new questions.
Best Regards, Fred Smith- IMService
Listserve Special discounts and offers are at:
http://www.imsrv.com/hobby
We are THE source for low cost Cad Cam
Discussion Thread
Thomas
2003-12-12 14:51:19 UTC
Vector XT question
Fred Smith
2003-12-12 15:30:04 UTC
Re: Vector XT question