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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
Spring curves
J_SpringCurves
Partially rotate a given set of lines
Spring a given set of lines around a selected rotation point.
Steps
- Select the lines you want to rigidly rotate
- Select a base line you want to spring
- Select the part of the line you want to rotate
- Select the part of the line you want to keep fixed
- Continue selection or right click/enter to spring
- Select rotation center
- Select first rotation point (origin)
- Select second rotation point (target)
- Repeat until you are satisfied
Remarks
Spring curves will interpolate what is in the middle of the fixed and rotating part of the curve.
This will distort the original curve but it will keep constant the two ends. This workflow has been
developed so that it mimic the one that is performed with paper pattern.
A new layer will be created and the new curves will be added to that layer.
