Editing Parameters

This task shows all the parameters that appear in green in the 3D geometry when creating or editing a feature.

This command is available on the following commands:

Operator	Type	Sub- Type	Parameter(s) displayed
Bump			Deformation Distance (Maximum distance along the deformation direction from the deformed surface)
Circle	Center and Radius		Radius, Start Angle, End Angle
	Center and Point		Start Angle, End Angle
	Two Points and Radius		Radius
	Bitangent and Radius		Radius
	Center and Tangent	Curve as center element	Radius
Corner			Radius
Curve Parallel		Geodesic parallel mode	Constant (Offset Distance)
Diabolo			Draft Angle
Extrapolate	Length		Length, Limit Type
Extrude			Length 1, Limit 1 Length 2, Limit 2
Helix			Taper Angle, Starting Angle Pitch Height
Line	Angle/Normal to Curve	Support and Geometry on support selected	Angle Length (Start and End)
	Point-Point	Support selected	Length (Start and End) Infinite Start Point: End Infinite End Point: Start Infinite: /
	Point-Direction	Support selected
	Tangent to Curve	Mono-tangent and Support selected
	Normal to Surface
	Bisecting	Support selected
Offset			Offset Value
Plane	Angle/Normal to Plane		Angle
Plane	Offset from Plane		Length, Offset Distance
Point	Coordinates		Length, X, Y, Z coordinates
	On Curve	Geodesic	Length (distance on curve)
	On Plane		Length, H, V
	On Surface		Length (distance on surface)
Polyline			Radius, Radius at point
Reflect Line			Angle
Revolve			Angle1, Angle2
Rotate			Rotation Angle
Shape Fillet	Bi-Tangent Fillet		Radius
Sphere			Parallel Start Angle, Parallel End Angle, Meridian Start Angle, Meridian End Angle
Sphere			Radius
Spiral
	Angle and Radius		Start Radius End Radius End Angle
	Angle and Pitch		Start Radius Pitch End Angle
	Radius and Pitch		Start Radius End Radius Pitch
Sweep	Explicit Sweep		Angle
	Linear Sweep	Two Limits	Length1, Length2
		With Reference Surface	Angle, Length1, Length2
		With Reference Curve	Angle, Length1, Length2
		With Draft Direction	Angle, Length1, Length2
Translate	Distance and Direction		Distance

Create any of the features above.
Let's take an example by performing a rotation.

Once you selected the inputs to create the rotated element, click Preview to display the associated parameters in the 3D geometry.
Double-click the angle value in the 3D geometry.

The Edit Parameter dialog box appears.

Use the spinners to modify the value.

The display automatically updates and the object is modified accordingly.
You can modify the angle value using the Angle manipulators.

	To display the parameters' values, you need to click the `Preview` button. Otherwise, only manipulators are displayed. To edit the parameters once the feature is created, select it in the specification tree, right-click `xxx.1object > Edit Parameters` from the contextual menu. If you want the parameters to be kept permanently, check the Parameters of features and constraints option in `Tools > Options > Infrastructure > Part Infrastructure > Display`.