Use
The integrated viewer contains measurement functions so you can measure angles, lines and radii and save them to a layer.
There are two ways of adding measurements to an original application file:Measurement Functions and Measurement Procedures
You can use the following measurement functions:
Measurement Function |
Procedure |
Angle measurement |
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Line measurement |
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Radius measurement |
Position the cursor on three points one after the other for the circle to be measured. Click with the left-hand mouse button on each point. |
You can select the following measurement procedures:
Procedure |
Use |
Raster |
This measurement procedure is relevant for original application files in pixel format, such as *.TIF, and *.BMP. In order to preserve the accuracy of the measurement results it is highly recommended that you calibrate before measuring lines and radii. |
Vector |
This measurement procedure is relevant for original application files in vector format, such as *.DWG, and *.CWG. |
Measuring Without Saving
You display the original application file with the integrated viewer in the standard SAP system, and the viewer function bar active.
See also:
Viewer for Displaying Original Application FilesThe system adapts the function bar for the new functions. For example, dimensioning functions, the function buttons for the measurement procedure, as well as calibration are available.
For information about the other application functions, see:
Enter Markups As a Comment.The remainder of the procedure depends on the measurement procedure that you have selected.
You can switch between any measurement functions.
Measuring with Saving
You display the original application file with the integrated viewer in the standard SAP system and the redlining function selected. The redlining function bar is active.
See also:
Maintaining Layers for 2D FilesYou must set this indicator in order to use the measurement functions in the redlining function bar.
The redlining function bar is active again.
Carry out the measurement according to type, for example, first the angle measurement, and then the radius measurement. In this case you can carry out additional measurements of the same type by pressing Continue, and therefore not need to change your type settings as frequently.
Save the layer using .