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From the Tools section of the action bar,
click Bounding Box
.
The Bounding Box dialog box opens: three selection modes are
available.
An Ordered Geometrical Set is created in the tree containing the feature called Bounding Box Trap,
Bounding Box Volume or Bounding Box
Alignment.
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To make a trap selection in the 3D area, click
Trap Mode Selection
and do the following:
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Define the cuboid with a trap.
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Use the Robot to manipulate the cuboid.
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Resize the trap in the 3D area if
needed.
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Click Reset to delete the current box and create a new one.
The Cancel and OK buttons are
disabled.
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Click Initialize to create a bounding box from the point
cloud’s bounding box.
If satisfied with your selection, click OK
and you obtain a 3D bounding box around the selection. If a box was already present, it
replaces it.
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To switch mode and select a type of trap, click Volume Selection
and do the
following:
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Select a volume, a surface or a closed curve.
As a result, the volume is copied. The closed surface is converted into a volume.
The external boundary of the open surface is extracted, then projected and extruded
like the closed curve. The closed curve is projected on the XY plane and extruded
along Z.
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If no element exists or you want to create a new one, click in
the Element box.
If satisfied with your selection, click OK and you obtain a 3D
bounding box around the volume:
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To change the type of trap feature, click Alignment Selection
and do the
following:
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Select an existing alignment.
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Select a start or/and end point to restrict the alignment area.
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If no element exists or you want to create a new one, click in
the Element box.
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Specify the width used to create the rolling offset.
If satisfied with your selection, click OK and you obtain a 3D
bounding box along the alignment:
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Optional: To edit the selection, double-click the bounding box feature in
the tree.
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