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helpers [2019/04/12 15:42] adminhelpers [2019/04/13 09:41] admin
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 On the [[the site]] there are three //persons who are simulated// inside TAD. One is the [[architect]] but let us talk about he other two. They are the //helpers,// On the [[the site]] there are three //persons who are simulated// inside TAD. One is the [[architect]] but let us talk about he other two. They are the //helpers,//
  
-One is shown as a //red square dot// and the other is a //blue circle// Think of these simulated persons as the //first helper// (red dot) and the //second helper//+One is shown as a //red square dot// and the other is a //blue circle// Think of these simulated persons as the //first helper// (red dot) and the //second helper//   (psst... we had an older [[the_helpers|page about the helpers]]. You can read that too)
  
 Those who are familiar with the concept of //grips// in TAD -- this is very roughly something like that. But in case of CAD grips, you need to deliberately select a graphical entity -- and you do not get just two -- often you would get four or even eight gripping points Those who are familiar with the concept of //grips// in TAD -- this is very roughly something like that. But in case of CAD grips, you need to deliberately select a graphical entity -- and you do not get just two -- often you would get four or even eight gripping points
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 If you click and drag the //second helper// you can rotate the current object (or the current selected set of objects) The centre of the rotation would be the architect.  If the command-line is open with a numeric value inside it; then the rotation would be upto that value in degrees (Positive value = counterclockwise) If you click and drag the //second helper// you can rotate the current object (or the current selected set of objects) The centre of the rotation would be the architect.  If the command-line is open with a numeric value inside it; then the rotation would be upto that value in degrees (Positive value = counterclockwise)
  
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