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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. It also shows how to copy one or more elements to the opposite side. | |
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1. | Select the element(s) you want to move. (You can also select after Step 2.) |
2. | Click the Mirror
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3. | The Reference
panel will display if you already have a reference plane defined (by having
used the offset
plane command).
Click the New Reference Plane button and follow Step 4 to define a new reference plane. Follow Step 4.b if you want to use the existing reference plane. |
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The Reference panel will not display if you do not have a reference plane already defined. | |
4. | Define a reference plane across which to mirror the element by doing the following: | |
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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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To Mirror and Copy the elements,
follow the steps outlined above and then click the Mirror and Copy
icon
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