28.1.
Introduction
To insert features in one layer in editing mode.
Once the tool is executed, press the right button
to access to a contextual menu which allows to select between the
different tool options, indicate points with its exact
coordinates,.....
Let´s see all the available tools:
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Icon
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Tool
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Shortkey
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Description
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Insert
point
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To
draw points
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Insert
multipoint
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To
draw multipoints
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Insert
line
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To
draw lines
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Insert
arch
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To
draw archs
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Insert
circle (centre and radius)
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To
draw circles indicating the centre and radius
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Insert
circumference (centre and radius)
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To
draw circumferences indicating the centre and radius
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Insert
circle (three points)
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To
draw circles indicating three points
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Insert
circumference (three points)
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To
draw circumferences indicating three points.
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Insert
ellipse
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To
draw ellipses
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Insert
filled ellipse
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To
draw filled ellipses
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Insert
polygon
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To
draw irregular polygons
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Insert
polyline
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To
draw polylines
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Insert
filled regular polygon
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To
draw filled regular polygons (polygon feature)
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Insert
regular polygon
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To
draw regular polygons (polyline feature)
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Insert
filled rectangle
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To
draw filled rectangles (polygon feature)
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Insert
rectangle
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To
draw rectangles (polyline feature)
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Insert
filled spline curve
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To
draw filled spline curves (polygon feature)
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Insert
spline curve
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To
draw spline curves (polyline feature)
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Rectangular
matrix of geometries
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To
draw rectangular matrix
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Polar
matrix of geometries
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To
draw polar matrix
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28.2.
Insert point
To
draw points.
This tool is
available from the "Layer
/ Insert" menu
and from the relevant button bar.
The steps
are:
Insert
point. You can enter it
graphically
by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates of the point
using the console command or with the context menu by selecting
"Insert
point..."
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
28.3.
Insertar multipoint
To
draw multipoints. A multipoint is a serial of points working as a
single features.
This
tool is available from the "Layer
/ Insert" menu
and from the relevant button bar.
The
steps are:
1.
Insert
points of one feature. You can enter it
graphically by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates
of the point using the console command or with the context menu by
selecting "Indicate
a new point..."
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
All the points inserted will belong to the same feature.
2.
Finish. To finish the point insertion. It can be made pressing
“Enter”
or in the context menu selecting “Finish”.
28.4.
Insert line
To
draw lines, indicating the initial and final points which define the
line.
This
tool is available from the "Layer
/ Insert" menu
and from the relevant button bar.
The
steps are:
1.
First point. You can enter it
graphically by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates
of the point using the console command or with the context menu by
selecting "First
point..."
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
2.
Second point. You can enter it
graphically
by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates of the point
using the console command or with the context menu by selecting
"Second
point..."
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
28.5.
Insert arch
To
draw archs, indicating the initial and final points which define the
arch.
This
tool is available from the "Layer
/ Insert" menu
and from the relevant button bar.
The
steps are:
1.
Initial point. You can enter it
graphically by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates
of the point using the console command or with the context menu by
selecting "Initial
point..."
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
2.
Second point. You can enter it
graphically by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates
of the point using the console command or with the context menu by
selecting "Final
point..."
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
3.
Middle point. You can enter it
graphically
by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates of the point
using the console command or with the context menu by selecting
"Middle
point..."
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
28.6.
Insert circle (centre and radius)
To
draw circles, indicating the centre and radius which define the
circle. The circle is a linear feature.
This
tool is available from the "Layer
/ Insert" menu
and from the relevant button bar.
The
steps are:
1.
Centre.
You can enter it
graphically by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates
of the point using the console command or with the context menu by
selecting "Centre..."
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
2.
Radius. You can enter it
graphically
by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates of the point
using the console command or with the context menu by selecting "
Radius (point)..."
that opens a window for entering the coordinates, or “Radious
(value)...”
that opens a window for entering the value.
28.7.
Insert circumference (centre and radius)
To
draw circumferences, indicating the centre and radius which define
the circumference. The circumference is a polygonal feature.
This
tool is available from the "Layer
/ Insert" menu
and from the relevant button bar.
The
steps are:
1.
Centre.
You can enter it
graphically
by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates of the point
using the console command or with the context menu by selecting
"Centre"
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
2.
Radius. You can enter it
graphically
by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates of the point
using the console command or with the context menu by selecting "
Radius (point)..."
that opens a window for entering the coordinates, or “Radius
(value)...”
that opens a window for entering the value.
28.8.
Insert circle (three points)
To
draw circles, indicating three points which define the circle. The
circle is a linear feature.
This
tool is available from the "Layer
/ Insert" menu
and from the relevant button bar.
The
steps are:
1.
First point. You can enter it
graphically by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates
of the point using the console command or with the context menu by
selecting "First
point"
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
2.
Second point. You can enter it
graphically by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates
of the point using the console command or with the context menu by
selecting "Second
point"
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
3.
Third point. You can enter it
graphically
by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates of the point
using the console command or with the context menu by selecting
"Third
point"
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
28.9.
Insert circumference (three points)
To
draw circumferences, indicating three points which define the circle.
The circumference is a polygonal feature.
This
tool is available from the "Layer
/ Insert" menu
and from the relevant button bar.
The
steps are:
1.
First point. You can enter it
graphically
by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates of the point
using the console command or with the context menu by selecting
"First
point"
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
2.
Second point. You can enter it
graphically
by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates of the point
using the console command or with the context menu by selecting
"Second
point"
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
3.
Third point. You can enter it
graphically
by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates of the point
using the console command or with the context menu by selecting
"Third
point"
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
28.10.
Insert ellipse
To draw
ellipses. The ellipse is a linear feature.
This
tool is available from the "Layer
/ Insert" menu
and from the relevant button bar.
The
steps are:
1.
First point of A axis. You can enter it
graphically by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates
of the point using the console command or with the context menu by
selecting "First
point of A axis"
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
2.
Second point of A axis. You can enter it
graphically by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates
of the point using the console command or with the context menu by
selecting "Second
point of A axis"
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
3.
Length of B axis. You can enter it
graphically
by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates of the point
using the console command or with the context menu by selecting
"Length
of B axis (point)"
that opens a window for entering the coordinates, or "Length
of B axis (value)” that
opens a window for entering the value of the length of the second
axis.
28.11.
Insert filled ellipse
To draw full
ellipses. The full ellipse is a polygonal feature.
This
tool is available from the "Layer
/ Insert" menu
and from the relevant button bar.
The
steps are:
1.
First point of A axis. You can enter it
graphically by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates
of the point using the console command or with the context menu by
selecting "First
point of A axis"
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
2.
Second point of A axis. You can enter it
graphically
by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates of the point
using the console command or with the context menu by selecting
"Second
point of A axis"
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
3.
Length of B axis. You can enter it
graphically
by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates of the point
using the console command or with the context menu by selecting
"Length
of B axis (point)"
that opens a window for entering the coordinates, or "Length
of B axis (value)” that
opens a window for entering the value of the length of the second
axis.
28.12.
Insert polygon
To draw
irregular polygons indicating the different points (vertex): straight
lines and archs.
This tool
is available from the "Layer / Insert"
menu and from the relevant button bar.
The steps
are:
1.
Insert
point. You can enter it
graphically by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates of
the point using the console command or with the context menu by
selecting "Insert
point..."that
opens a window for entering the coordinates.
2.
Between one point and the other one, it´s possible to indicate if
the join will be with a line or an arch, from the console command or
with the context menu selecting “Arch
mode” or “Line
mode”
3.
Finish.
To
close the polygon from the console command or from the context menu
selecting “Finish”.
28.13.
Insert polyline
To draw
polylines indicating the different points (vertex): straight lines
and archs.
This tool
is available from the "Layer / Insert"
menu and from the relevant button bar.
The steps
are:
1.
Insert
point. You can enter it
graphically by clicking
with the mouse, specifying the coordinates of the point using the
console command or with the context menu by selecting "Insert
point..." that
opens a window for entering the coordinates.
2.
Between one point and the other one, it´s possible to indicate if
the join will be with a line or an arch, from the console command or
with the context menu selecting “Arch
mode” or “Line
mode”
3.
Finish polyline. There are two options:
Finish:
To finish the polyline from
the console command or from the context menu selecting “Finish”.
Close
polyline: To close the polyline by joining the last vertex and the
first one, from the console command or from the context menu
selecting “Close
polyline”.
28.14.
Insert filled regular polygon
To draw
filled polygons indicating the number of sides, if it is inscribed or
circumscribed, and
the center of the polygon. The full regular polygon is a polygonal
feature.
This tool
is available from the "Layer / Insert"
menu and from the relevant button bar.
The steps
are:
1.
Sides.
Number of sides
for defining the polygon.
You can enter them using
the console command or with the context menu by selecting
"Sides".
2.
Inscribed or
circumscribed. It allows to indicate if the polygon is inscribed or
circumscribed to the circumference which defines it, from
the console command or with the context menu selecting “Inscribed”
or “Circumscribed”.
3.
Centre.
You can enter it
graphically
by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates of the point
using the console command or with the context menu by selecting
"Centre"
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
28.15.
Insert regular polygon
To draw
regular polygons indicating the number of sides, if it is inscribed
or circumscribed, and the centre of the polygon. The regular polygon
is a linear feature.
This
tool is available from the "Layer / Insert"
menu and from the relevant button bar.
The steps
are:
1.
Sides.
Number of sides
for defining the polygon.
You can enter them using
the console command or with the context menu by selecting
"Sides".
2.
Inscribed or
circumscribed. It allows to indicate if the polygon is inscribed or
circumscribed to the circumference which defines it, from
the console command or with the context menu selecting “Inscribed”
or “Circumscribed”.
3.
Centre.
You can enter it
graphically
by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates of the point
using the console command or with the context menu by selecting
"Centre"
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
28.16.
Insert filled rectangle
To draw
rectangles defined by two points of the opposite corners. The filled
rectangle is a poligonar feature.
This
tool is available from the "Layer
/ Insert" menu
and from the relevant button bar.
The
steps are:
1.
First point. You can enter it
graphically by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates
of the point using the console command or with the context menu by
selecting "First
point"
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
2.
Second point. You can enter it
graphically
by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates of the point
using the console command or with the context menu by selecting
"Second
point"
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
28.17.
Insert rectangle
To draw
rectangles defined by two points of the opposite corners. The
rectangle is a linear feature.
This
tool is available from the "Layer
/ Insert" menu
and from the relevant button bar.
The
steps are:
1.
First point. You can enter it
graphically
by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates of the point
using the console command or with the context menu by selecting
"First
point"
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
2.
Second point. You can enter it
graphically
by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates of the point
using the console command or with the context menu by selecting
"Second
point"
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
28.18.
Insert filled spline curve
To draw
filled spline curves. The filled spline curve is a polygonal feature.
This
tool is available from the "Layer
/ Insert" menu
and from the relevant button bar.
The
steps are:
1.
Insert
point. You can enter it
graphically
by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates of the point
using the console command or with the context menu by selecting
"Insert
point"
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
2.
Finish.
To finish the spline curve joining the last vertex with the first
one, from
the
console command or with the context menu by selecting "Finish".
28.19.
Insert spline curve
To draw
spline curves. The spline curve is a linear feature.
This
tool is available from the "Layer
/ Insert" menu
and from the relevant button bar.
The
steps are:
1.
Insert
point. You can enter it
graphically
by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates of the point
using the console command or with the context menu by selecting
"Insert
point"
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
2. Finish
spline.
There are two options:
Finish.
To
finish the spline
from
the console command or from the context menu selecting “Finish”.
Close
spline. To
close the spline
by joining the last vertex and the first one, from the console
command or from the context menu selecting “Close
spline
curve”.
28.20.
Insert rectangular matrix
To copy a
feature a determined number of times with a rectangular matrix shape.
This
tool is available from the "Layer / Insert" menu and
from the relevant button bar.
The
steps are:
1.
Select the feature or features on which to apply the tool. If there
are selected features previously to the use of the tool, the tool
will be applied on these. To end the selection, press "Enter".
2.
Column number. To indicate the number of columns of the matrix, from
the console command or from the context menu selecting “Column
number”.
3.
Row number. To indicate the number of columns of the matrix, from
the console command or from the context menu selecting “Row
number”.
4. New
point. This point will be used as the movement centre for defining
the matrix. You
can enter it
graphically
by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates of the point
using the console command or with the context menu by selecting
"Indicate
new point"
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
5.
Distance between columns. It allows to indicate the distance between
the columns of the matrix, from the console command or with the
context menu by selecting any of the two options (insert point or
distance value).
6.
Distance between rows. It allows to indicate the distance between
the rows of the matrix, from the console command or with the context
menu by selecting any of the two options (insert point or distance
value).
28.21.
Insert polar matrix
To copy a
feature a determined number of times in a polar matrix.
This
tool is available from the "Layer / Insert" menu and
from the relevant button bar.
The
steps are:
1.
Select the feature or features on which to apply the tool. If there
are selected features previously to the use of the tool, the tool
will be applied on these. To end the selection, press "Enter".
2.
Total
feature number.
To indicate the number of features
of the matrix, from
the console command or from the context menu selecting “Total
feature
number”.
3.
Rotate
features.
To indicate if
the features will be rotated or not, from
the console command or from the context menu selecting “Yes”
or “No”.
4. Centre.
This point will be used as the centre of the matrix. You
can enter it
graphically
by clicking with the mouse, specifying the coordinates of the point
using the console command or with the context menu by selecting
"Centre"
that opens a window for entering the coordinates.
5.
Angle between features. It allows to indicate the angle between the
features of the matrix, from the console command or with the context
menu by selecting any of the two options (insert point or distance
value).