These are the default radii for a Variable round. These radii do not contain anchors and cannot be relocated. To delete these default radii, you must use Make Constant from the shortcut menu. This command converts the active round set from Variable to Constant. |
You can select Delete from the shortcut menu to remove the radius. |
You can also type a new value in the distance value box or select a most recently used distance value from the list in the Radius table (Radius column) located on the Sets tab. |
• You can also use the Add radius, Delete, and Make Constant shortcut menu commands from the Radius table on the Sets tab. • You can also use Make variable from the shortcut menu to convert an existing Constant round to a Variable round. • If you are using a chain as a reference and you want to modify it, click Details on the Sets tab and use the Chain dialog box. • To quickly define a radius, double-click the distance value in the graphics window. After the box opens, type a new value and press ENTER, or select a most recently used value from the list. • You can always select Default in a most recently used list to enable the system to determine the value. • As you work in the graphics window, you can use Clear from the shortcut menu to clear all references from the active collector. • To remove a reference from within a collector, select the reference that you want to remove, and with your cursor still in the collector right-click and select Remove from the shortcut menu. • To easily create a round as you work in the graphics window, select edge references, right-click and choose Round Edges from the shortcut menu. The Round tool opens, enabling you to continue working with the round. Note that this command is available only if you select edge references. |