The user can design and then align macro patterns as flanges. First define a set of patterns as a macro, rotate the macro to any angle, and then connect the flange to a part using the step and snap techniques. The illustration below outlines the process of using rotated macros to create flanges: |
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Define the macro. |
Rotate 45 degrees |
Rotate 45 degrees |
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Rotating a macro can make designing a flange at an angle easier. |
Define the smaller flange as a macro. Measure from the edge to determine the position of the macro origin. Define the setback using the stepping method. |
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Move the corner of the small flange to the corner snap point of the large flange. |
Rotate the macro. |
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