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Sketching Toolbox Functions 8.5.5

Points & Lines Tool box functions

➜  Available when the Points & Lines Sketching Function is in use. See also: Sketching functions Overview

 Function Description

 New Point

Insert a point into the map by entering the required coordinates or by scanning a QR code, or select a point and adapt the coordinates for the new point. The new point can also be defined as Control Point.

➜ To start the QR-code scan tap .See also: Importing data using QR Scan step-by-step

 Edit Point

After selecting a point from the map, permitted values can be edited.

 Point ID

Tap Point ID to edit ID for the next point.

 Control Point

Tap to activate the Control Point function. When active, new points are stored as control points.

Delete

Remove points/lines/arcs.

 Function Description

 Start Point

Allows the selection of a point as the new start point.

 Close Figure

Tap to complete the shape.

Rotate Point Pilot

 iCON build + iCON site Plus

Rotate the point pilot relevant to presettings, for example a reference line or a constructional drawing, to use this helpful tool in a rotated position.

Create Point / Line

 Allows you to create a point or line by defining direction and slope.

 Function Description

 Connect Points

Tap points to create a line between these points.

 Join Lines

 iCON site + iCON build Plus

Tap and select lines/arcs to join them.

 Break Polylines

iCON site + iCON build Plus

Tap and select polylines and break points.

Arcs Toolbox functions

Available when the Arcs Sketching Function is in use. See also: Sketching functions Overview

 Function Description

 Store Radius Point

 Allows you to store the radius point along with the arc.

 Long / Short

Allows you to toggle between the short and the long segment of a circle, when creating an arc. By default, short is selected.

 Circle

iCON build + iCON site Plus

Allows you to create circles.

 Point ID

Tap Point ID to edit ID for the next point.

 Control Point

Tap to activate the Control Point function. When active, new points are stored as control points.

Delete

 Remove points/lines/arcs.

 Offset Toolbox functions

➜ Available when the Offsets Sketching Function is in use. See also: Sketching functions Overview

Function  Description
Store Projection

Allows you to store projection points at perpendicular offsets in corners.

 Point ID

Tap Point ID to edit ID for the next point.

 Control Point

Tap to activate the Control Point function. When active, new points are stored as control points.

Delete

 Remove points/lines/arcs.

Point Creation Tool box functions

➜ Available when the Point Creation Sketching Function is in use. See also: Sketching functions Overview

 Function Description

 Point ID

Tap Point ID to edit ID for the next point.

 Control Point

Tap to activate the Control Point function. When active, new points are stored as control points.

 Delete

 Remove points/lines/arcs.

 Function Description

 Dist-Dist

 Select two points and the required distances for intersection. When the theoretical circles intersect select the intersection point to store.

 Dist-Angle

Select a point and the required distance. Then select a second point and the angle for theoretical line through that point. When the theoretical circle intersects the line select the intersection point to store.

 Angle-Angle

Select two points and the angles for the the oretical lines through these points. When the theoretical lines intersect, select the intersection point to store.

 Intersection

Select a first line or two points for it. Select a second line or two points for it. When the theoretical lines intersect store the intersection point.

 Line-Offset

 Select a line to offset or two points for it. Then enter the line and offset information and store the new point.

 Divide Line

Select a line, or two points for it, or an arc, to divide into segments.

 Snap Points

 iCON build + iCON site Plus

Select lines, arcs or circles and create their mid points, intersection points or centre points.