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<strong>SpaceClaim</strong> <strong>2011</strong> <strong>Release</strong> <strong>Notes</strong><br />

You can now blend from segmented edge to segmented edge along a non-segmented guide edge.<br />

Previously, the software did not recognize the segmented curves as one curve and the blend would fail.<br />

Other editing tools<br />

You can now select a split face to replace:<br />

When you use the Split Face tool, both x and y dimensions are now displayed when you dimension from a<br />

midpoint. Prior to this, only one dimension was displayed. To dimension from a midpoint using the Split<br />

Face tool, hover over a midpoint of an edge and hold down the Shift key until you see the midpoint with a<br />

purple parenthesis around it. You will now see two dimensions from that midpoint.<br />

You can now use the Fill tool to fill a chamfer on a surface.<br />

You can now select the Extend intersections option in the<br />

Combine tool to calculate partially intersecting surfaces as<br />

intersection curves, and then extend these curves to the next<br />

likely edge so that the underlying surface is completely split,<br />

as shown in the figure on the right. The setting for this option<br />

is maintained throughout your <strong>SpaceClaim</strong> session.<br />

When using the Combine tool, the Keep cutter option is selected by default.<br />

When creating a shell with the Shell tool, click the new Complete Shell tool guide to create the shell and<br />

automatically reactivate the Remove Faces tool guide. This change allows you to create multiple shells<br />

within one Shell tool session.<br />

A Complete tool guide was added to the Project tool.<br />

You can now Project a cylindrical surface and the end faces of a cylinder onto a<br />

face. Select the Project tool, and then click the edge or face you would like to<br />

project. You will see a purple line as a preview, shown in the figure on the right.<br />

Depending on what you select, you may need to choose the Select Direction tool<br />

guide to display the preview in the correct place.<br />

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