Konica Minolta VI-700 Universal Remote User Manual


 
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Chapter
2
Build
Menu
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If you mchange the “Flatness” and “Algorithm”
parameter settings and click the [Apply] but-
ton, the holes will be lled according to the new
parameter settings.
To restore the initial state (i.e. holes are not
lled), click the [Hole Reset] button.
To ll all the holes, click the [All] button.
All the holes which have not been lled will be
lled according to the parameter settings.
After lling the holes, the program closes the dia-
log and the temporary window, and then displays
a dialog indicating the results.
5
Click the [Next Hole] button.
The dialog box will close and a new dialog box
will appear.
The hole to be lled next will be displayed in
the window.
6
Repeat step 4 until all the desired holes
are filled.
If you click the [Next Hole] button without click-
ing the [Apply] button, nothing will happen, and
the dialog box will close and a new dialog box
will appear.
If you click the [Close] button, the program will
close the dialog box, windows, and menu. All
hole lls that you have executed will be retained.
7
Click the [OK] button.
The dialog box and window will close, and the
menu will be exited.
All the element view windows will be dis-
played.
Parameters for [Build-Fill Holes-Auto] Dialog Box
Number of nodes
Number of points comprising the hole to be lled
Number of holes
Number of remaining holes to be lled
Flatness
A parameter provided for hole lling. Used to decide whether the hole is to be lled with at
surfaces or with curved surfaces. (100: Flat, 0: Curved, Default: 50)
Algorithm
by curvature
Used to ll holes by creating meshes inside the holes.
by connecting nodes
Used to ll holes by creating meshes and then replacing polygons on the boundary with the cre-
ated meshes.
by curvature and
replace facets
Used to ll holes by connecting the vertices of the holes.
Build – Fill Holes – Auto