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Moving a Vertex

Moving a Point

CAD drafting Moving a Vertex 0   Ribbon: TopoplanModify TIN > CAD software Moving a Vertex 1 Move Point

CAD drawing Moving a Vertex 2   Menu: GroundEditing TIN > CAD drafting Moving a Vertex 3 Move Point

CAD software Moving a Vertex 4   Toolbar: Editing TIN > CAD drawing Moving a Vertex 5 Move Point

CAD drafting Moving a Vertex 6 Command line: NG_MESH_VERTEX_MOVE

The command moves a point in an existing surface (Submesh or Polyface mesh) and rebuilds the triangulation. The movement takes place in the XY plane.

To move a point:

     

1.    Run the command.

In response to the prompt in the command line

2.    select a vertex. When you hover the cursor over the mesh node that will be selected for moving, it is highlighted in red.

Select vertex to move

3.    Click the cursor to add a new point at the specified location. A point can be added with reference to any objects of the situation

Pick new vertex position

4.    Choose whether to project the point onto the surface or use its actual height after specifying.

Osnapped UCS elevation is 193.01. Mesh UCS elevation is 193.57. Specify vertex UCS elevation <193.57> or [Osnapped/Mesh]:

 

Node whose position should be moved

The node position has been changed

CAD software Moving a Vertex 7

CAD drawing Moving a Vertex 8

5.    Several vertices can be moved in succession. Pressing ESC button ends the command.

 

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