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Step 1) Select the "PickPoint" tab and the "Plane/Arc" tab.
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'''Step 1:''' Select the "PickPoint" tab and the "Plane/Arc" tab.
  
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Step 2) Select the "Select Arc" command button.
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'''Step 2:''' Select the "Select Arc" command button.
  
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Step 3) Select the "PickPoint" which represents the bend to place the new PickPoint.
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'''Step 3:''' Select the "PickPoint" which represents the bend to place the new PickPoint.
  
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Step 4) Enter in the "Sweep Angle" or number of degrees down the arc from the 1st tangent side of the arc.
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'''Step 4:''' Enter in the "Sweep Angle" or number of degrees down the arc from the 1st tangent side of the arc.
  
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Step 5) Select the "Apply" command button.
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'''Step 5:''' Select the "Apply" command button.
  
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'''Note:''' The numbers of degrees for the entire arc is displayed above the "Sweep Angle". 0 (zero) degrees is on the arc end which is the start end. The start end was determined by the direction of the part creation.
 
'''Note:''' The numbers of degrees for the entire arc is displayed above the "Sweep Angle". 0 (zero) degrees is on the arc end which is the start end. The start end was determined by the direction of the part creation.

Latest revision as of 09:09, 30 September 2015

This thread covers creating a PickPoint on an arc.

Please Note: The tangent ends and the center of the arc automatically have part PickPoints (cyan in color)


Step 1: Select the "PickPoint" tab and the "Plane/Arc" tab.

Step 2: Select the "Select Arc" command button.

Step 3: Select the "PickPoint" which represents the bend to place the new PickPoint.

Step 4: Enter in the "Sweep Angle" or number of degrees down the arc from the 1st tangent side of the arc.

Step 5: Select the "Apply" command button.

Arc1.jpg


Note: The numbers of degrees for the entire arc is displayed above the "Sweep Angle". 0 (zero) degrees is on the arc end which is the start end. The start end was determined by the direction of the part creation.