Crossing Window selection is unclear how to use. FAB 3000 has three different selection window(s):
* Window (i.e only objects completely contained in the window are selected)
* Crossing Window (i.e objects that overlap/cross the window are selected)
* Implied (choose between Window & Crossing Window)
The default selection window in FAB 3000 is "implied"; this is a similar technique used in AutoCAD and other large CAD software tools. What that means is the following:
1. To get a selection Window (i.e only objects completely contained in the window are selected), select a point to the left of the objects and drag your window across towards the right. You will see a blue window indicating you are in select Window mode.
2. To get a selection Crossing Window (i.e only objects completely contained in the window are selected), select a point to the right of the objects and drag your window across towards the left. You will see a green window indicating you are in select Crossing Window mode.
Crossing Window selection is unclear how to use.
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Numerical Support Team posted over 13 years ago
FAB 3000 has three different selection window(s):
* Window (i.e only objects completely contained in the window are selected)
* Crossing Window (i.e objects that overlap/cross the window are selected)
* Implied (choose between Window & Crossing Window)
The default selection window in FAB 3000 is "implied"; this is a similar technique used in AutoCAD and other large CAD software tools. What that means is the following:
1. To get a selection Window (i.e only objects completely contained in the window are selected), select a point to the left of the objects and drag your window across towards the right. You will see a blue window indicating you are in select Window mode.
2. To get a selection Crossing Window (i.e only objects completely contained in the window are selected), select a point to the right of the objects and drag your window across towards the left. You will see a green window indicating you are in select Crossing Window mode.
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