Editing functions

  • The Edit commands are utilized in CAD to create new topographic points or edit the drawing.


  • To access the Drawing commands open CAD.

  • Select Edit to open the toolbar.

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  • Available commands are:

    • Delete: deletes CAD objects.

    • Offset: creates an object parallel to reference object at a defined distance.

    • Distance intersection: calculates the position of a new topographic point located at a certain distance from two reference points.

    • Intersection by 4 points: calculates the position of a topographic point that is on the intersection of two straight lines.

    • Distance and offset: calculates the position of a new topographic point referring to a reference object.

    • Lengthen: extends an object like a line, a polyline or an arc to a defined length. Or extend a line defined by two points which also indicates the direction where to create the point.

    • Explode: transforms selected polylines such as lines and circles into the base elements composing it.

    • Invert: reverses the vertex order of a drawing element.

    • Join: merges several entities so that they have one point in common. Example: Multiple lines that must be managed as a single polyline.

    • Edit polyline: allows to edit a polyline, for example inserting new vertexes, deleting a segment, inverting the polyline, etc.

    • Object properties: accesses the management of the graphical properties of the selected objects such as layer, colour and linetype.


Delete

  • Delete function allows to delete CAD objects.

  • From the Edit toolbar select Delete.

  • Select the objects to delete:

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  • Press OK to confirms the selection and delete the objects.

The operation cannot be undone.


Offset

  • Offset function creates an object parallel to reference object at a defined distance.

  • From the Edit toolbar select Offset.

  • Select the object to offset.

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  • Enter the horizontal offset and the vertical offset.

  • Tap on screen to select the offset direction and press OK.

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  • Enter the offset repetition and press OK.

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Intersection by 2 distances

  • Distance intersection calculates the position of a new topographic point located at a certain distance from two reference points.

  • From the Edit toolbar select Int 2 dist.

  • Select the first reference point from CAD and enter the first distance.

  • Select the second reference point from CAD and enter the second distance.

  • Select the desired solution. The two possible solutions are proposed.

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  • Press OK to save the point.


Intersection by 4 points

  • Intersection 4 points calculates the position of a topographic point that is on the intersection of two straight lines.

  • From the Edit toolbar select Int 4 points.

  • Select from CAD the 4 topographic points.

  • The software shows the calculation preview.

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  • Select OK to save the point.


Distance and offset

  • Distance and offset calculates the position of a new topographic point referring to a reference object.

  • From the Edit toolbar select Dist&Offset.

  • Select from CAD the reference object referring to which to calculate the position of the point.

  • Enter the distance along the reference object.

  • Enter the offset from the reference object.

  • The software shows the calculation preview.

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  • Select OK to save the point.


Lengthen

  • Lengthen extends an object like a line, a polyline or an arc to a defined length. Or extend a line defined by two points which also indicates the direction where to create the point.

  • From the Edit toolbar select Lengthen.

  • Enter the distance by which to lengthen an object.

  • Select in CAD the object to extend or select the first point.

  • If first point and not an object has been selected, select the second point.

  • The software shows a preview of the result. Press OK to save the changes.

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  • The object has been created.

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Explode

  • Explode transforms selected polylines into the base elements composing it.

  • From the Edit toolbar select Explode.

  • Select the object in CAD and press OK to confirm the selection.

  • The selected objects are exploded.


Invert

  • Invert reverses the vertex order of a drawing element.

  • From the Edit toolbar select Invert.

  • Select the object in CAD and press OK to confirm the selection.

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  • The selected objects are inverted.

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Join

  • Join merges several entities so that they have one point in common. Example: Multiple lines that must be managed as a single polyline.

  • From the Edit toolbar select Join.

  • Select the object in CAD.

  • The selected objects are joined together.


Edit polyline

  • Edit polyline is a group of functions to edit a selected polyline in CAD.

  • From the Edit toolbar select Edit polyline.

  • Select the polyline in CAD.

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This toolbar can also be opened selecting a polyline and selecting Edit.

  • This opens a new toolbar with the polyline editing functions.

    • Delete: deletes the selected polyline.

    • Close: closes the polyline.

    • Invert: inverts the vertexes order of the polyline.

    • Insert vertex: inserts a new vertex in the selected segment of the polyline.

    • Delete vertex: deletes a polyline vertex.

    • Delete segment: deletes a selected polyline segment.

Delete

  • Delete allows to delete the selected polyline.

  • Select Delete.

  • Select OK to confirm and delete the polyline.

Close

  • Close closes the polyline connecting the first and last vertex.

  • Select Close.

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  • The software closes the polyline connecting the first and last vertex.

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Invert

  • Invert reverses the vertex order of a drawing element.

  • Select Invert.

  • The vertex order of the selected polyline is inverted.

Insert vertex

  • Insert vertex inserts a new vertex in the selected segment of the polyline.

  • Select Insert vertex.

  • Select the segment on which add a new vertex.

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  • Select the new vertex position.

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  • The new segments are created.

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Delete vertex

  • Delete vertex deletes a vertex from a selected polyline

  • Select Delete vertex.

  • Select the vertex to delete.

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  • Press OK to save the result or delete other vertexes.

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Delete segment

  • Delete segment deletes a segment from a selected polyline.

  • Select Delete segment.

  • Select the segment to delete.

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  • Press OK to save the result or delete other segments.

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Object properties

  • Access the management of the graphical properties of the selected objects such as layer, color and linetype.

  • The function allows to change properties of multiple selected items.

  • From the Edit toolbar select Properties.

  • Select the objects in CAD .

  • The software opens a new page where display and change the objects properties.

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    • Layer: layer of the object. Tap on the layer to open the Layers manager.

    • Color mode: selects if the object color is defined by the layer or by object.

      • By layer: the color is defined by the layer.

      • By object: the color is defined in the Color field.

    • Color: if Color mode is By object, allows to specify the color.

    • Linetype mode: selects if the line type is defined by the layer or by object.

      • By layer: the line type is defined by the layer.

      • By object: the line type is defined in the Linetype field.

    • Linetype: if Linetype mode is By object, allows to specify the line type. Tap on the line type to open the Linetypes manager.

    • Symbol size: dimension of the symbol.