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From the Shape Sculpt section of the action bar, click Modification
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- Click
Robot Definition
. - From the Tools Palette, click one of the following:
Option | Description |
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Robot
Definition | Modifies the origin and orientation of the Robot, exits the Robot definition, and returns to the previous
function. |
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 Current
Axis |
Defines the position of the Robot along the axis system that is defined as the
current axis. |
 Automatic
Robot |
Defines the position of the Robot on the selected elements. |
Reset
Robot | Resets the Robot orientation to the model axis. |
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Axes
Permutation | Switches the main plane between one of the three Robot axes. |
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The Robot is defined using the mean plane
computation of the selected elements.
- Successively, select three vertices to define the following elements:
- Robot's origin

- Z axis

- X and Y axes (drag an arc of circle to move the Robot)

- Click the center of the Robot to activate the Robot Definition mode and do either of the following:
- Press Ctrl at once to reset the Robot.

- Drag the center of the Robot to place it onto an element
(face, edge, or vertex) of the mesh.

Note:
This capability is available with the following commands: Translation, Rotation, Affinity, and Alignment.
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