TruCUT RDWorks Extend Tools Combine Curves Feature (Part 5) Extended Tool Bar Mini-Series

The Combine Curves feature is great when you are working with cut lines and want to ensure they are connected.

There are a few things to keep in mind however when working with the Combine Curves feature, and that is the Lines distance from each other and also the features threshold.

This video is part of a Mini-Series.
Next video covers Delete Overlaps.
Previous video covered Cut Optimize.

Video Transcript

hi guys. In today's video, with truth that already works, we're gonna be looking at the combined curve feature that's located on your extend tools panel. But before that, let's have a quick intro first. Yeah, yes. Yeah. Uh, So today's video can we find our softwaretraining.co.za Today we make sure that easy to watch problem solving videos, and we also have daily updates. Otherwise, we're back in the programme here. Now, just a quick reminder. This is a very serious It covers the extend tools or extend tools panel, which is this little penalty on the right. Now, we also put relevant links and description so you guys can follow along now if for any reason you do not see this panel can quickly just, um, enable it by going to your view menu on your main menu, and we'll never get to. We see extend tools but houses selected so they are now combined curves. Um, this will be the feature zooming here. As you can see, it's got these, um, note points, and then it shows the two that's separate, and then arrow pointing to one that's combined. So basically what this will do is severe to curves that are within a certain threshold of each other. You can use that tool to combine the two curve. So then there will be once. As you can see, these are two separate. He is the same, uh, formula you can say, but if we zoom in here, it's fine that you'll see there's actually a missing part. Now, this is just an overview, so I'm not gonna go into much depth on how to use it. This is kind of just what it means when you see that, uh, Icahn. And when someone speaks well combined curves, you have a better understanding. Future videos will try and go into depth of with all these videos on how to actually use the tools. So now just the basics you would obviously need to select your curves you wanna combine doesn't help if you just select one. So in this case you're selected to, then you'll see the icon is now, uh, how can I say you're now able to use it as you can see this good colour to it. If we deselect curves, you'll see it's great out, so you need your curves selected, then if you click that it will give you hello error or combine error, which is in millimetres, and then you can. Now it's from 1 to 5 or 0.125. So depending how far your curves are apart from each other, then you can adjust this value as a threshold. And then when you say okay, it will combine those curves if it's within the threshold. So I've really set up my right so we can just CEO, so you can see there are two separate ones combined. Okay, now, if I select that, you can see it's one curve, so it does work. But like I said, it's kind of more just overview on your combined curve feature, but otherwise, yeah, that is it on the combined curve if we are to head year to softwaretraining.co.za. You guys are going to get a variety of different software suite to cover, and also you can isolate your search on the top of right here. If you do not, however, find the videos you're looking forward to go here, request a training video and then we will make that video for you. But otherwise thanks guys for watching and cheers