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This task shows you how to move one or more
elements to the opposite side of a selected plane, as a mirror image.
You can use an existing mirror image, or
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Mirror an Element without an
Existing Reference Frame
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Click Mirror
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Place your cursor over a geometric element that defines the
plane (e.g., a construction plane).
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As you move the cursor, a small white rectangle is displayed to show
the selectable planes, as shown below. |
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If you do not see the
white rectangle, zoom out from the drawing. The white rectangle cannot be
displayed if the element under your cursor is displayed too small. |
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Click to select the plane.
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Click to select the item that you want moved. The selected elements are mirrored to the other side of the plane.
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Mirror an Element Using an
Existing Reference Frame
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Click Mirror
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The Reference dialog box displays if you already
have a reference plane defined (using
Offset
Plane ). |
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Click the
Offset
Plane
button to define a different offset plane; otherwise, click Ref
Plane. Then click OK.
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(If necessary) Select a new offset
plane, and click to confirm.
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Select an item to move, and click to confirm. The selected elements are mirrored to the other side of the plane.
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