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Re: MLCAD Drag and Drop Stacking
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lugnet.cad
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Mon, 5 May 2003 09:10:02 GMT
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In lugnet.cad, Matt Canales writes:
> Oh, thanks, Kevin. I am very new to MLCad, sorry. I know that was a bit of a
> dumb question, but what I meant by it was how do I get a plate to stack on
> top of another plate. Thanks anyways!
> Matt C.
It's quite simple. Let's say you already have a plate somewhere in
drawing&viewing area. Just drag and drop other plate whenever you want. If
you didn't drop it precisely where you want, use cursor arrows and "Home"
and "End" keys to move selected parts in all three dimensions. If you are
newbir into MLCad, I *strongly* recomend to read MLCad Tutorial. You can
find it at MLCad's home page. wait, there's direct link:
http://www.hpfsc.de/mlcd_tut/Default.html
Have fun!
Rob
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| (...) Oh, thanks, Kevin. I am very new to MLCad, sorry. I know that was a bit of a dumb question, but what I meant by it was how do I get a plate to stack on top of another plate. Thanks anyways! Matt C. (22 years ago, 29-Apr-03, to lugnet.cad)
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