Wiki Markup |
---|
{alias:mov}
h2. Name
*mov* — Move points
h2. Syntax
{panel:|borderStyle=solid|borderWidth=1|bgColor=#FFFFAA}
*mov rep | num* \[*xy | xyz*] \[*all*]
{panel}
h2. Description
Move the point nearest to cursor position. Moving is divided in the +from+ position and the +to+ position which requires two *mov* operations. Optionally one can do several move operations in repetetive mode which is favourable for moving many points in sequence.
h2. Arguments
{indent}No arguments. The *mov* command indicates the from position of the point nearest to cursor. The next command must then be *mov to*.{indent}
*to*
{indent}The cursor position is the place where the point will be moved to.{indent}
*rep*
{indent}Repeated move. Will move points by *p* (from), *p* (to), p (from), *p* (to). Terminate with *u*. Alternatively to *p* is just a right_click when in 2D mode.{indent}
*num* _number_
{indent}Use point number as the point to be moved.{indent}
*all*
{indent}Move all multiple points.{indent}
*xy | xyz*
{indent}Point search in xy (2D) or xyz (3D).{indent}
h2. Related command object
h3. Edit points and lines
The main command object for editing points and lines which also utilizes the *mov* command.
h2. See also
[cha - Change values] , [edi - Edit cursor values] , [del - Delete points and cells]
{pagebreak}
|
Name
mov — Move points
Syntax
Panel | ||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ||||||
mov rep | num [xy | xyz] [all] |
Description
Move the point nearest to cursor position. Moving is divided in the from position and the to position which requires two mov operations. Optionally one can do several move operations in repetetive mode which is favourable for moving many points in sequence.
Arguments
to
rep
num number
all
xy | xyz
Related command object
Edit points and lines
The main command object for editing points and lines which also utilizes the mov command.
See also
cha - Change values , edi - Edit cursor values , del - Delete points and cells