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2.8.10[Base Wire Edit[Vertex]] command@
This is Nothing in BASIC version.
A wire is specified and a object is moved along with a wire.

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  Function Key
 F5 key is pushed and it is command starting.  Wire Delete Off Base Wire Edit


When starting this command, the command which was starting before it is automatically ended.
A procedure is shown below.
1. It chooses the object (Wire) used as the standard after movement. (For the details, refer toThe way of choosing
object.)
2. When the object used as the standard after movement is not deleted F5 key is pushed, and the [Wire Delete Off] mode is taken.
3. It starts [BaseWire Edit[Vertex]] command. A selection object is displayed in dark gray.
4. The object used as the candidate for edit is chosen. More than one can be chosen.v
5. It starts [BaseWire Edit[Vertex]] command. A selection object is displayed in dark gray.
6. The wire used as the standard before movement is dragged and specified.
This curve is specification on XY plane. Then, since TRACKER is displayed, TRACKER is moved and a standard
position is united. YZ and ZX plane make curved movement as it is. The starting point of this wire and the starting
point of the wire after movement are in agreement. When the range of the object for edit is large, or when the base line
after movement is short, a object overflows the base line after movement.
7. A click of the right button of a mouse moves and rotates a object.
When two or more base lines after movement are chosen, the object is copied and movement and rotation of are done.
This command doesnft end automatically. As for the way of ending, refer to The way of commandfs ending. As for the TRACKER, refer to The way of the TRACKER operation.


Since ver1.1


The position of the starting point was changed in the direction where the reference Wire was drawn.




When the reference line is drawn from the right side, the right side is moved as a starting point.



Function Key
F6

Because the command starts after pushing F6, the object is moved to the distance of the line at even intervals.





 
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