PartDesign Mirrored/en

Description
The Mirrored tool mirrors features on a plane.



Usage
To create a mirroring:
 * 1) Select the one or more features to be mirrored.
 * 2) Press the  button.
 * 3) If you have several features in the mirroring, their order can be important, see for example the image in the PolarPattern feature. You can change the order by dragging the feature in the list and you will see the result immediately as preview.
 * 4) Define the mirror Plane. See Options.
 * 5) Press.

To add or remove features from an existing mirroring:
 * 1)  Press  to add a feature to be mirrored. The feature must be visible in the 3D view:
 * 2) Switch to the Model tree;
 * 3) Select in the tree the feature to be added and press  to make it visible in the 3D view;
 * 4) Switch back to the Tasks panel;
 * 5) Select the feature in the 3D view; it will be added to the list.
 * 6) Repeat to add other features.
 * 7) Press  to remove a feature from the list, or right-click on the feature in the list and select Remove.

Plane
When creating a mirrored feature, the Mirrored parameters dialog offers different ways of specifying the mirror line or plane.

Horizontal sketch axis
Uses the horizontal axis of the sketch as the axis of symmetry.

Vertical sketch axis
Uses the vertical axis of the sketch as the axis of symmetry.

Select reference...
Allows you to select a plane (such as a face of an object) to use as a mirror plane.

Custom Sketch Axis
If the sketch which defines the feature to be mirrored also contains a construction line (or lines), then the drop down list will contain one custom sketch axis for each construction line. The first construction line will be labelled 'Sketch axis 0'. The image below is an example with the sketch in edit mode showing that it includes a construction line for use as the Mirrored axis.



Base (XY/XZ/YZ) plane
Select one of the Body Origin's standard planes (XY, XZ or YZ).

Preview
The mirror result can be previewed in real time before clicking by checking "Update view".

Limitations

 * The Mirrored feature cannot mirror a whole solid body. For that, see Part Mirror.


 * The mirrored feature must intersect the solid (also called support) it is based on, or the command will fail.