2004-12-14 11:38 AM
2004-12-14 11:15 PM
2004-12-15 01:21 AM
2004-12-15 02:34 AM
Aaron wrote:Hi Aaron,
I think it does this already. Hold the spacebar down and click on the reference axis (line, edge, etc.) to mirror or mirror copy.
its been able to do this for some time.
2004-12-15 02:57 AM
2004-12-15 09:38 AM
Karl wrote:Yes, it seems (is) a 180° rotation. But from the ArchiCAD point of view, it can also be a (buggy) double rotation. As the cursor is kept on the first point, it can't calculate the axis direction, and maybe uses temporarily 0° AND 90°.
When you click on the edge, you get the first point. But, this is the fascinating part - and I think a bug! - if you hold you mouse at the click-point, you'll see something like the attached screenshot.
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Note that the slab is not mirrored, but rather is rotated.
Karl wrote:My original wish was for a single click without Magic Wand, if the first click is performed on a line (i.e. with the Mercedes cursor).
The wish is for a single (magic wand) click on an edge I think.
2006-04-20 09:51 PM
2006-04-21 08:34 AM
Jesse wrote:You can ...
Another way to not have to draw a mirroring axis is this 2 click method which would be a great option to have:
Click on 2 points- then the program uses a mirroring axis that is perpendicular to the midpoint between the 2 clicks.
I know it may sound strange, but it's actually really useful.
2006-04-21 09:09 PM
Djordje wrote:I may be wrong due to your cryptic answer, but I think you misunderstand me.Jesse wrote:You can ...
Another way to not have to draw a mirroring axis is this 2 click method which would be a great option to have:
Click on 2 points- then the program uses a mirroring axis that is perpendicular to the midpoint between the 2 clicks.
I know it may sound strange, but it's actually really useful.
Use Special snap points.
2006-04-24 07:04 AM