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WP_Term Object ( [term_id] => 13 [name] => Develop patterns [slug] => develop-patterns [term_group] => 0 [term_taxonomy_id] => 13 [taxonomy] => type-supports [description] => In this section you will find all the documentation that relates to the creation of the sample size shoe model. You will learn how to create each parametric entity and what are the available options for creation, edit and management that jevero offers. [parent] => 2 [count] => 29 [filter] => raw [term_order] => 1 ) WP_Term Object ( [term_id] => 2 [name] => Documentation [slug] => documentation [term_group] => 0 [term_taxonomy_id] => 2 [taxonomy] => type-supports [description] => Welcome to the user manual for Jevero. Whether you’re a novice or advanced user, this documentation should cover almost everything you need to know about the app. Getting started with Jevero is easy and it won’t take long to learn the basics, but if you need any help or just want to find out more about a particular feature, then these guides are for you. On this page you’ll find a collection of our latest articles, covering the most recently added features in Jevero. [parent] => 0 [count] => 87 [filter] => raw [term_order] => 0 )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
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
Margins
J_MarginCreate
J_MarginEdit
Create and edit margins
Margins are variable offset curves that refers to a base curve and a number of its points
to calculate an offset from it.
Steps
- Select the curve to add the margin to or Select the margin to edit
- Use the dialog to add/remove offset points and to edit them
- Click Ok (or press Space) to confirm
Options
Offset points management
- Add (shortcut: W): Insert an offset point to control the margin
- Remove (shortcut: R): Delete an existing offset point
- Select (shortcut: E): Select an existing offset point to edit distance value with the numeric box
- Move (shortcut: Q): Move an existing offset point along the curve
Other options
- Flip (shortcut: T): Move the margin to the other side of the curve
- Smooth (shortcut: Y): Use a smoother interpolation between offset points
Remarks
If you want a simple constant margin just edit the numeric box to set its value
