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Constraint

Constraint

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Last updated: Dec 05, 2023 by 김선우
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Overview of Functions

Set the constraint.

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Constraint

 

This function selects the type of constraint.

  • [Constraint Type]

    • Fixed :

      • A constraint that requires the Origin of the selected Vertex or Reference Line to be fixed at its original position.

    • Horizontal :

      • Constraint that requires the selected Edge to be horizontally oriented.

    • Vertical :

      • Constraint that requires the selected edge to be oriented vertically.

    • Parallel :

      • Constraint that the selected edge must be parallel to the Reference Line.

    • Perpendicular :

      • Constraint that the selected edge must be perpendicular to the Reference Line.

    • Collinear :

      • Constraint that the selected edge must be above the Reference Line.

    • Coincident :

      • Constraint that the selected Vertex must be above the Reference Line.

 

  • [Select Vertex]

The target objects for the Fixed constraint are the Origin Point of the Reference Line and the vertices of the section and the center of the Arc Edge.

Vertices are selected by dragging the mouse, and the selected vertices can be viewed in the Vertex List.

Clicking on an object in the list highlights the corresponding vertex, even if it is nested, and provides a highlight of the original object so that it can be selected or excluded after confirmation by the user.

Only horizontal edges are selected as targets for the Horizontal constraint. Even if the entire section is selected by mouse dragging, only the horizontal edges are automatically selected.

Target 1 in a Parallel constraint can select either a Reference Line or an Edge, and Target 2 can select either a Reference Line or an Edge parallel to Target 1.

Target 1 in the Perpendicular constraint can select either a Reference Line or an Edge, and Target 2 can select either a Reference Line or an Edge perpendicular to Target 1.

Target 1 in a Collinear constraint can select a Reference Line, and Target 2 can select an Edge that contains Target 1.

Target 1 in a Coincident constraint can be either a Reference Line or an Edge, and Target 2 can be either the vertex of a section contained by Target 1 or the Origin Point of a Reference Line.

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