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Enter Point
Shapes ... [TAB or SHIFT+TAB]
This dialog box lets you enter a value for a point in the .
You may either specify it in a Cartesian or a polar coordinate system.
Also, if there was a point that you have had to define before you got
into this dialog box, you may specify the coordinates relative to that
point.
The dialog entries take over the coordinates at the cursor position
on the
when the TAB key was pressed. However, if the SHIFT+TAB key was pressed
the coordinates are always set to zero.
Mode
Cartesian /
Polar: (Not available for all modes)
You may choose which coordinate system you want to use to specify
the point. See also the example below.
X / Y (U /
V) and Radius / Angle: Depending
of what mode you have chosen, these two text fields will be called either
X/Y (U/V) or Radius/Angle. You may enter the values for these two coordinates
here.
Relative (Not
available for all modes)
This option is active only, if you had to have
to specify another point previously. Then you may decide whether you want
to give the coordinates of this point relative to the previous one or
not.
OK
Accepts the input and closes the window.
Cancel
Closes this dialog box without performing any
further action.
Help
Shows this help text.
Example:
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Cartesian coordinates:
Polar coordinates:
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This examples shows two steps in the creation of a brick. Imagine you
got into this dialog box in order to specify the second point. The first
point shall have the coordinates (1,1), the second one (2,2) in Cartesian
coordinates.
Now you have got four possibilities to specify the values of the second
point:
In
Cartesian coordinates with absolute values:
x = 2, y = 2 In
Cartesian coordinates with relative values to the first point:
x = 1, y = 1 In
polar coordinates with absolute values:
Radius = 2.828, Angle = 45 In
polar coordinates with relative values:
Radius = 1.414, Angle = 45
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See also
Shape
creation overview
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ADS视频教程
CST视频教程
Ansoft Designer 中文教程
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