See also:
Executing Redlining FunctionsGeneral Redlining Functions
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Select Redlining object Highlight the markup object before cutting |
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Cut Highlight the markup object before cutting it. Select |
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Undo |
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Redo |
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Create layer |
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Save layer |
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Delete current layer |
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Settings Before you create markup objects, make these settings. You will on the tab page Extras special functions that are in an overview below called Special Redlining Functions for 2D Files. |
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Return You return to the screen with the with the Viewer function bar. The current 2D original application file with the current layer is loaded, or the current 3D model with the current Redlining file is loaded. |
Markup Functions
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Draw free-hand |
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Draw note arrow A selection of arrow type is under |
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Draw line |
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Draw poly line |
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Draw ellipse |
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Draw polygon |
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Draw rectangle |
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Create text
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Special Redlining Functions for 2D Files
Measuring functions
If you want to use these measuring functions, you must activate them.
See also:
Dimensioning 2D filesIcon |
Measuring function |
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Angle measurement |
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Line measurement |
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Radius measurement |
Calibrate |
This function only works with files in pixel format (such as *.BMP, *TIF) because files in the vector format (such as *.DWG for AutoCAD) are already calibrated. See also: Calibration List of Viewing Formats |
Special Redlining Functions for 3D Models
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Anchor Anchoring a markup object keeps the markup object in the position where it was created. For example when highlight the piston of a motor with an arrow and the rotate the motor the position for the arrow is always recalculated and rotates with the motor.
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