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posted: 22 Oct 2008 00:33 from: Richard Spratt
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What point on a template is used to define its location on the pad? I'm trying to place one end of a template at x=350mm, y=1955mm. When I type those numbers into the F7 dialogue box it moves but peg 0 is at 360, 1979. | ||
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posted: 22 Oct 2008 02:30 from: Martin Wynne
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Richard Spratt wrote: What point on a template is used to define its location on the pad? I'm trying to place one end of a template at x=350mm, y=1955mm. When I type those numbers into the F7 dialogue box it moves but peg 0 is at 360, 1979.Hi Richard, To move the current/control template to a specific location on the pad: 1. geometry > notch > set notch position and angle... menu item. 2. geometry > notch > shift onto notch menu item. Before doing that you would put the fixing peg at the required reference position within the template, usually the CTRL-0 position on the track centre-line. regards, Martin. |
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posted: 23 Oct 2008 00:12 from: Richard Spratt
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Martin Wynne wrote:Richard Spratt wrote:What point on a template is used to define its location on the pad? I'm trying to place one end of a template at x=350mm, y=1955mm. When I type those numbers into the F7 dialogue box it moves but peg 0 is at 360, 1979.Hi Richard, Thanks that works. When should I use the F7 dialogue box? Regards Richard |
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