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MARKUPS
3D-SPECIFIC MARKUPS
4.
If you selected Entity, select a part or parts on the model. If you selected
Geometry, select the snapping modes that you want to use for
measuring.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: To reset a set, click Clear. To clear items from a set,
select the items and press the Delete key. To deselect a part or entity type on
the model, press the Control key and left-click the part or entity type.
STEP RESULT: The model parts appear in the list under Set 1 and are highlighted
on the model and in the Model Tree. All entities of the selected entity type are
highlighted on the model.
5.
Click
Set 2.
6.
Repeat step 3 and 4.
STEP RESULT: The model part appears in the list under Set 2.
7.
From the Measured Min. Distance Units list, select the unit in which you
want to measure the distance.
8.
Click Compute.
STEP RESULT: The minimum distance from the first set of entities to the second
set is highlighted by a line. The measured line path, measurement and unit
appear in a value box entity on the current active markup layer. The X, Y and
Z coordinates for Position 1 and X, Y and Z coordinates for Position 2 appear
in the Measurement Entities dialog.
9.
Click and drag the value box anywhere on the markup.
10.
To resize the value box, select it and then click and drag the frame
handles.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Click Reset to take another measurement.
11.
Click Close to close the Measurement Entities dialog.
Measuring Vertex Coordinates
The Vertex Coordinates option provides the coordinates of vertices on the
model.
TASK
1.
From the Markup menu, select Add Entity, Measurement, and then
Vertex Coordinate.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: From the Markup Entity toolbar, you can also click
Vertex Coordinate
.
STEP RESULT: The Measurement Entities dialog appears. All vertices on the
model are highlighted.
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