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* Press {{KEY|CTRL}} while drawing to force [[Draft_Snap|snapping]] your point to the nearest snap location, independently of the distance.
* Press {{KEY|CTRL}} while drawing to force [[Draft_Snap|snapping]] your point to the nearest snap location, independently of the distance.
* Press {{KEY|SHIFT}} while drawing to [[Draft_Constrain|constrain]] your next point horizontally or vertically in relation to the last one.
* Press {{KEY|SHIFT}} while drawing to [[Draft_Constrain|constrain]] your next point horizontally or vertically in relation to the last one.
* Press {{KEY|I}} or the {{KEY|'''Filled'''}} button to have the rectangle to appear as a face after it has been closed. This simply sets the View->Property of the Rectangle to "Flat lines" or "Wireframe", so it can easily be changed later.
* Press {{KEY|I}} or the {{KEY|'''Filled'''}} button to have the rectangle filled with a face after it has been closed.
* Press {{KEY|ESC}} or the {{KEY|'''Cancel'''}} button to abort the current Line command.
* Press {{KEY|ESC}} or the {{KEY|'''Cancel'''}} button to abort the current Line command.
* Rectangles, when in "Flat Lines" display mode, can display a hatch pattern, by setting their "Pattern" property.
* Rectangles, when in "Flat Lines" display mode, can display a hatch pattern, by setting their "Pattern" property.
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* {{PropertyData|Rows}}: Allows to give horizontal subdivisions to this rectangle
* {{PropertyData|Rows}}: Allows to give horizontal subdivisions to this rectangle
* {{PropertyData|Columns}}: Allows to give vertical subdivisions to this rectangle
* {{PropertyData|Columns}}: Allows to give vertical subdivisions to this rectangle
* {{PropertyData|Make Face}}: Fills the rectangle with a face
* {{PropertyView|Texture Image}}: Allows to give the path to an image file to be mapped on the rectangle. It is up to you to give the rectangle the same proportion as the image if you want to avoid distortions. Blanking this property will remove the image.
* {{PropertyView|Texture Image}}: Allows to give the path to an image file to be mapped on the rectangle. It is up to you to give the rectangle the same proportion as the image if you want to avoid distortions. Blanking this property will remove the image.
* {{PropertyView|Pattern}}: Specifies a hatch pattern to fill the wire with.
* {{PropertyView|Pattern}}: Specifies a hatch pattern to fill the wire with.

Revision as of 17:40, 25 September 2016

Draft Rectangle

poziția meniului
Draft -> Rectangle
Ateliere
Draft, Arch
scurtătură
R E
Prezentat în versiune
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A se vedea, de asemenea,
Part Box

Description

The rectangle tool creates a rectangle by picking two opposite points. It takes the linewidth and color previously set on the Tasks tab.

How to use

  1. Press the Draft Rectangle button, or press R then E keys
  2. Click a first corner point on the 3D view, or type a coordinate
  3. Click another opposite point on the 3D view, or type a coordinate. The rectangle will also be a face, even if it appears as wireframe.

Options

  • Press X, Y or Z after a point to constrain the next point on the given axis.
  • To enter coordinates manually, simply enter the numbers, then press ENTER between each X, Y and Z component.
  • Press R or click the checkbox to check/uncheck the Relative button. If relative mode is on, the coordinates of the next point are relative to the last one. If not, they are absolute, taken from the (0,0,0) origin point.
  • Press T or click the checkbox to check/uncheck the Continue button. If continue mode is on, the Rectangle tool will restart after you finish or close it, allowing you to draw another one without pressing the Rectangle button again.
  • Press CTRL while drawing to force snapping your point to the nearest snap location, independently of the distance.
  • Press SHIFT while drawing to constrain your next point horizontally or vertically in relation to the last one.
  • Press I or the Filled button to have the rectangle filled with a face after it has been closed.
  • Press ESC or the Cancel button to abort the current Line command.
  • Rectangles, when in "Flat Lines" display mode, can display a hatch pattern, by setting their "Pattern" property.

Properties

  • DateLength: Specifies the length of the rectangle
  • DateWidth: Specifies the width of the rectangle
  • DateChamfer Size: Specifies the size of chamfered corners
  • DateFillet Radius: Specifies a curvature radius to give to the corners of the rectangle
  • DateRows: Allows to give horizontal subdivisions to this rectangle
  • DateColumns: Allows to give vertical subdivisions to this rectangle
  • DateMake Face: Fills the rectangle with a face
  • VizualizareTexture Image: Allows to give the path to an image file to be mapped on the rectangle. It is up to you to give the rectangle the same proportion as the image if you want to avoid distortions. Blanking this property will remove the image.
  • VizualizarePattern: Specifies a hatch pattern to fill the wire with.
  • VizualizarePattern Size: Specifies the size of the hatch pattern

See also Draft Pattern page.

Scripting

The Rectangle tool can by used in macros and from the python console by using the following function:

makeRectangle (length, width, [placement], [facemode])
  • Creates a Rectangle object with length in X direction and height in Y direction.
  • If a placement is given, it is used.
  • If facemode is False, the rectangle is shown as a wireframe, otherwise as a face.
  • The current Draft linewidth and color will be used.
  • Returns the newly created object.

Example:

import FreeCAD,Draft
Draft.makeRectangle(10,4)