Material Add Round Plate
See on another page: Round Plate Material window
- Step-By-Step
- Tips and Tricks
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1 . Click the Material Add Round Plate icon, which is pictured above. The icon can be found on the Material page > Add section. Select a member you want to add the material to.
Method 2: Preselect a member to enable the Members contextual page and click the Material Add Round Plate icon found in the Materials/Components section.
Alternative: Invoke Material Add Round Plate using the Find Tool by searching the command name and clicking the icon, which is pictured above.
Learn more about alternative methods for launching commands.
2 . The status line prompts, "Add: Material". Select a Locate option, then left-click (Locate) to place two work points that define the radius (X material axis) of the round plate to be in the plane of your current view.
Alternative : Left-click ( Locate ) twice at the same location to define a cross section. The faces of the round plate will be perpendicular to your current view. These points also establish the location of the material reference point .
3 . The Round Plate Material window opens. The settings in this window are filled out with default settings or the settings that match the last round plate that you added or edited in your current Modeling session. Press the "OK" button when you are done with the settings in this window.
Alternative : Press "Cancel" to repeat step 2.
4 . The Rotate Material window opens, and a preview of the round plate is shown in the model. Do one (1) of the following:
Alternative 1 : To accept the material's present rotation, press the "OK" button.
Alternative 2 : Change the material's rotational settings and then press "OK" if you want to rotate the material.
Alternative 3 : Press "Cancel" to back up to step 2. This stops the round plate from being added.
5 . The status line prompts, "Locate material dimension reference point". Left-click (Locate) the reference point at the desired location or Right-click (Enter) to place the reference point at the first work point you located in step 2.
6 . The status line prompts "Add: material". The Locate - Repeat - Return mouse bindings become active.
Alternative 1 : Repeat steps 2-5 if you want to add a round plate that is different than the one you just added.
Alternative 2 : Middle-click (Repeat) if you want to add a round plate that is exactly like the one you just added.
Alternative 3 : Right-click (Return) to add the round plate material to the model and end the command.
Note : If the material was added to a member with like members, the Material Add -- Options window appears and gives you the option to add the material to like members. After making your choice here and clicking OK, the material is added to the model and the command ends.
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If you added this material as a submaterial (see step 1), you can double-click the material to re-open the Round Plate Material window.
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The material will be shown on the member detail and listed in the member bill of material. The material will be shown on the detail and in the bill even if you do not bolt or weld the material to the member. Also, the material does not have to touch the member to be a part of the member.
- Plate Material (topic)
- Round Plate Material window (opens when you add round plate)
- Miscellaneous members versus legacy miscellaneous members (topic)
- Round plate miscellaneous member
- Add Material
- Show legacy miscellaneous members in member add screen
- Add Miscellaneous Member
- Miscellaneous Member Edit window (General settings and related topics)
- Miscellaneous Steel (Default misc. member types)
- Legacy Miscellaneous Member Edit window
- Settings on material windows for Add Legacy Miscellaneous Member
- Legacy Miscellaneous Steel (Legacy misc. member types)