Bundle Configuration > Bundle Manipulation > Using the Manipulation Handles
Move Section
The Move Section manipulation handles are displayed at junction nodes on straight bundle segments and grip points. Use them to move junction nodes or grip points with all attached bundles to a new location while preserving the segment's geometry.
Toggle the handle icon between and using the mouse wheel.
Note
On full scale diagrams the handles only display for Flex Bundles.
Preview Graphics
Preview Graphics display as you move the selection.
Figure 100: Preview Graphics
Junction Node or Grip Point Behavior
When you use the handles to move a node / grip point and rotate and stretch the bundle segment:
The junction node / grip point is moved to the new location.
All attached bundles retain their length.
All attached bundles (and segment) change their orientation based on the source segment orientation.
You can use various modifier keys to interact with the orientation - see Manipulation Handle Behavior.
Use Proportional Bundle Stretch when resizing segments with reference nodes.
Loops
When you use the handles to rotate and stretch the bundle segments in a loop.
Note
On full scale diagrams, the handles are available only if there at least two Flex Bundles in the loop.
Junction node / grip point is moved to the new location.
All attached bundles, which don’t belong to the loop, keep their length.
All attached bundles (and segments), which don’t belong to the loop, change their orientation based on the source segment orientation.
You can use various modifier keys to interact with the orientation - see Manipulation Handle Behavior.
Videos
These videos demonstrate show how to use the handle.
| Move Section from a Node. | |
| Move Section from a Grip Point. | |
| Loops Example. | |
| Proportional Stretching. |
Parent Topic:
Using the Manipulation Handles
Related Topics
Manipulation Handles
Bending Segments
Creating and Editing Arcs
Moving Segments
Rotating Segments
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