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==Description==
==Description==


This tool works like the [[Sketcher CreateLine|Sketcher Line]] tool, but creates continuous line and arc segments connected by their vertices. When starting the tool, the mouse pointer changes to a white cross with a red polyline icon. The coordinates of the pointer are shown beside it in blue in real time.
This tool works like the [[Sketcher_CreateLine|Sketcher Line]] tool, but creates continuous line and arc segments connected by their vertices. When starting the tool, the mouse pointer changes to a white cross with a red polyline icon. The coordinates of the pointer are shown beside it in blue in real time.


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Revision as of 17:31, 13 December 2020

Sketcher: CreatePolyline

Lokalizacja w menu
Sketch → Elementy geometryczne szkicownika → Utwórz linię łamaną
Środowisko pracy
Sketcher
Domyślny skrót
brak
Wprowadzono w wersji
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Zobacz także
Sketcher: Linia

Description

This tool works like the Sketcher Line tool, but creates continuous line and arc segments connected by their vertices. When starting the tool, the mouse pointer changes to a white cross with a red polyline icon. The coordinates of the pointer are shown beside it in blue in real time.

Polyline started with a line, a tangent arc, a perpendicular arc then a tangent line.

Usage

The polyline always starts with a straight line segment: click - move the mouse - click. Move the mouse again. After placing the first line segment, the Sketcher polyline tool has multiple modes that can be toggled with the M key. For example you can draw tangent or perpendicular arcs following a line or arc segment. Repeatedly pressing the M key toggles through these different modes:

  1. Press the M key: the new segment is a line which is perpendicular to the previous segment.
  2. Press the M key again: the new segment is a line which is tangential to the previous segment.
  3. Press the M key again: the new segment is an arc which is tangential to the previous segment.
  4. Press the M key again: the new segment is an arc which is perpendicular (left) to the previous segment.
  5. Press the M key again: the new segment is an arc which is perpendicular(right) to the previous segment.
  6. Press the M key again: You are again in the state where you started; the line is only connected with a coincidence to the previous segment.
  • v0.18 and above While in any of the arc modes, holding down the Ctrl key (MacOS: CMD key) and moving the cursor causes the arc to snap by increments of 45 degrees, relative to the previously created polyline segment.
  • Pick points on an empty area of the 3D view, or on an existing object (auto constraints must be active in TaskView).
  • Pressing Esc or clicking the right mouse button before closing the polyline to a loop ends the current polyline and you can continue with a new one. Pressing Esc or clicking the right mouse button again ends the polyline function.
  • Pressing Esc or clicking the right mouse button after closing the polyline to a loop ends the polyline function.