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CAD problems I encountered

2010-03-11View Original

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This post was last posted by qq174835031 on 2010-3-16 10:29 Sometimes when editing cad, the mark will fly off when rotating~ I don’t know what the reason is~ When this happens, I usually blow it up~ I don’t know if there is any other method~ Or is there something wrong with my operation? Let me explain in detail~ Isn’t the 1------456-----1 mark almost like this~ For example, if I want to rotate 90, sometimes mine will look like --------a-----1~ Those two lines are very long and the base point is still at the position before the rotation! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1a b 1 --------b-----1
Reply #22010-03-11
Sometimes the markers fly off when CAD is rotating. What does it mean?
Reply #32010-03-11
CAD is very easy to use, and it is easy to use to make circuit diagrams of instruments and so on. But I don’t know much, and I have never encountered the same problem as the original poster. Waiting for answer...
Reply #42010-03-12
Please speak more clearly, or give a picture to express the meaning clearly.
Reply #52010-03-12
Please speak more clearly, or give a picture to express the meaning clearly.
Reply #62010-03-12
What is the rice problem? ? ?
Reply #72010-03-12
It may be because the capture point was not selected correctly.

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