detailed view: label reposition
detailed view: label reposition
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Hello, I am using NX 4.0.4.2
I have a question about detailed view. To create one, I select insert detailed view, then FIRST CLICK will define the center of the view and SECOND CLICK the location of the view label arrow. After a detailed view is done, I would like to change the location of the label arrow. Curently the only posibility I found is delete the vew and create another. Is there a possibility to change the position of the arrow on the existing view?
I have attached a small picture to explain better what I would like to do.
Thank You,
Gabi
I have a question about detailed view. To create one, I select insert detailed view, then FIRST CLICK will define the center of the view and SECOND CLICK the location of the view label arrow. After a detailed view is done, I would like to change the location of the label arrow. Curently the only posibility I found is delete the vew and create another. Is there a possibility to change the position of the arrow on the existing view?
I have attached a small picture to explain better what I would like to do.
Thank You,
Gabi





RE: detailed view: label reposition
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Hudson
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RE: detailed view: label reposition
But that menu let me change the type of detail to: none, circle, note, label, embedded or boundary.
I want to keep this style with the arrow (label), but reposition the arrow somewhere else on the circle.
Thanks,
RE: detailed view: label reposition
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RE: detailed view: label reposition
Best Regards
Hudson
www.jamb.com.au
Nil Desperandum illegitimi non carborundum
RE: detailed view: label reposition
Thank You,
Gabi
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