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Export Data
Pattern Properties
Show dependants
Show notes
Tween along curve
Rebuild baselines
Border Templates
Convert to baseline
Copy along curve
Arrow creation
Insert corner on baselines
Remove corner on baselines
Curve edit with preview
Curve measurement
Color assignment
Entity selection
Unused curve selection
Spring curves
Import scan data
Join baselines
Dependancy transfer
Entity duplication
Split curve
Partialization
Base curve create
Develop patterns
Marker grips
Multiple marker
Constraint chains creation
Constriaint chains edit
Transform line creation
Transform line edit
Transform translation line creation
Transform rotation line creation
Construction lines
Decorations
Decorations on constrained curve
Smoothed corners
General editing
Annotations table
Notches
Multiple notches
Mirror curves
Mirror multiple curves
Chains
Margins
Margin grips
Both side margins
Multiple margins
Stabs
Stab on intersection
Stab on constrained curve
Stab on any point
Gimp lines
Marker creation and edit
Manage parts
Grade parts
Contents
Utilities
Export Data
Pattern Properties
Show dependants
Show notes
Tween along curve
Rebuild baselines
Border Templates
Convert to baseline
Copy along curve
Arrow creation
Insert corner on baselines
Remove corner on baselines
Curve edit with preview
Curve measurement
Color assignment
Entity selection
Unused curve selection
Spring curves
Import scan data
Join baselines
Dependancy transfer
Entity duplication
Split curve
Partialization
Base curve create
Develop patterns
Marker grips
Multiple marker
Constraint chains creation
Constriaint chains edit
Transform line creation
Transform line edit
Transform translation line creation
Transform rotation line creation
Construction lines
Decorations
Decorations on constrained curve
Smoothed corners
General editing
Annotations table
Notches
Multiple notches
Mirror curves
Mirror multiple curves
Chains
Margins
Margin grips
Both side margins
Multiple margins
Stabs
Stab on intersection
Stab on constrained curve
Stab on any point
Gimp lines
Marker creation and edit
Manage parts
Part moving
Part removing
Part select objects
Part activate from objects
Part swapping
Part visibility
Part generating toggle
Multiple part creation
Part per boundary creation
Generate model report
Part preview
Show master
Auto parts
Part assessment
Part creation
Part deletion
Part editing
Grade parts
Grade centers
J_GradeCenterCreate
J_GradeCenterEdit
J_GradeCenterDelete
Create, move and delete a grading center
Use grade centers to set the scale origin of the model base curves during grading or add
other kinds of constraints.
Steps
- Select where to place the center
- A new center is added. Use the dialog to configure the grade center
or
- Select which center to edit. Use the dialog to configure the grade center
or
- Select the center to delete.
Options
- Align: if set, the grade center and all its assigned curves will ignore the
main grade center (GC_Upper or GC_Sole) and just scale from this grade center - Override: if set, all curve that refers to this center will grade using scale factors
computed basing on different sample dimensions and increments, ignoring the grade table parameters.
The new dimensions can be set using the boxes below - Override size measures: in this table it is possible to override the scale measure for each single size in
the model. You can specify an increment so that if, as an example, the target length of your size 11 is 300mm you
can add an increment of 10mm, so that the scale will be calculated using a target length of 310mm.
Commands
- Assign (shortcut: W): Assign the grade center to base curves of the model: select the base curves
- Move (shortcut: E): Select a new position for the grade center
- Change master (shortcut: R): Use this option to make this center “slave” of another, making its graded position
depend also on the “master” center settings
Remarks
There are one or two centers, GC_Upper and in case GC_Sole, that are automatically generated while creating a new
grading table. GC_Sole will be assigned to all base curve that generates entities which belong to parts marked as Sole.
These centers can only be moved, so you cannot delete or edit their behaviour.