TruCUT RDWorks Edit or Remove Graphics When Importing (Part 6) File Para Settings Mini-Series

Now when it comes to these two options, you will notice that it is for a specialized workflow processes.

This video is part of a Mini-Series that covers all the options that is located within the File Para Settings.

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Previous video covered Combine Lines & Node Handle.

Video Transcript

Hi there, guys. In today's video, we're gonna be looking at some far parameter settings for the, um, image and graphics related imported items. But before that, let's have a quick intro first, so today's video can be found on softwaretraining.co.za z. 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 miniseries on the file para settings or file parameter settings, and I will also leave relevant links and description so you guys can follow along now when we I want to do these changes we're gonna need, obviously, first go to the file para settings, which can be found under our main menu on top here and the conflict, and then we go file Paris settings. Now, before we head into those options, let's just quickly look at, uh, this combined lines. So previously I said, I've got no idea what it does, so I played around a bit, and I found out this is obviously for importing settings. So when you've exported to lines that's within two millimetres or within this tolerance and the value. Then when you re import it, if the lines are within those values, especially with the note points as well, it will combine them into one line. So I've tested it, and that actually works. So once again, if you export or import lines within these lines with their note points as well, so the entire line and then it emerges as one which is quite convenient. So next I'm gonna be looking at these two like the top one, which, yeah, I first had to go try and figure out what that meant, because it's not the most descriptive name. And then we've got the auto remove all graphics before airport. So what? The top one does unify enable it? We said, Okay, then if I go file import and I select graphics, then what I will do is it will first load it into the already image so you can first make changes with it before you actually import it. So that is what that setting does. I'm just gonna say no, wait, Sorry. Yes, but I need to do that. And then, um, the next one, your auto remove all graphics before import the name pretty much says it also was okay, I've got my failure. I've saved it And to make sure I didn't lose anything. And then if I go far, import it selected different graphics, maybe this and then you will notice everything has gone. So it basically gives you a clean slate with just that graphics when you import it. Now, perhaps if you don't want to graphics in your actual project and you want to start with new graphics, this will be useful. But in my case, I will not be doing that. As you could see there, I just simply click undo, and everything was back. So it's not like it opened a new file. Because if we look on top here, um, you're Allen that is stolen, right? So, yeah, that is what those two do. I personally will keep them off unless you actually have a use for it. And then, um, yeah, just about concludes the video. If we had to head here too. The website softwaretraining.co.za. You guys will notice We've got a variety of different software to recover, and also you can isolate your search on the top, right? If you do not, however, find the training videos. You're looking forward. Just go here, requested training, video filling the mini form. And then we'll do our best to make that video for you. But otherwise thanks guys for watching and churches.