- Select a geometrical set as Define In Work Object to store the output.
- From the Digitized Data section of the action bar, click Align with Previous Transformation
.
- Select the References (Either a set of clouds
or meshes or surfaces, or a set of points).
-
Use Hide/Show
as required.
- Decide to keep the initial cloud or not.
By default, the
Keep Initial check box is
selected: - The initial cloud to align is kept as such.
- A copy of this initial cloud to align is made and appears in the
tree.
- This copy is aligned with the references.
-
Clear this check box if you do not want to create a copy of the initial cloud to
Align, for example because of its size. The initial cloud to align itself is aligned
with the references.
Note:
To avoid inconsistencies, you cannot clear the Keep
Initial check box in the following two cases:
- When the geometry of the cloud to align is shared by other cloud elements, for
example when the cloud to align shares points or vertices with another cloud
without any parent/child relationship between them. Clearing the Keep
Initial check box would move the other cloud together with the
cloud to align, which you do not want to.
- When the cloud to align is a feature, for example a Generative Shape Design transformation feature.
- Click Apply.
Align with Previous Transformation applies the computation used by the last alignment
action to
the selected cloud and previews the moved cloud.
- If Keep Initial is selected, a new cloud, in fact the copy of the initial cloud to
align, is created, and aligned with the references. The new cloud has the same graphic properties as the
initial cloud to align.
- If Keep Initial is not selected, the cloud to align is aligned with the references and no new cloud is created.
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