Help:Surveyor Track Trackmark Mode
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Select Delete Trackmark (D) then Click LMB on a | Select Delete Trackmark (D) then Click LMB on a | ||
Revision as of 11:10, 24 February 2014
The third mode in the Track Menu is Trackmark
Mode. Trackmark mode is used for the
management of Trackmarks and Triggers.
These are used to assist in setting up the
rules for a session, which allows you to design
operations for your route.
Click LMB on the Trackmark Mode (V) to change the Track
Tab menu to the Trackmark Mode menu.
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Add Trackmark
To add a Trackmark, Click LMB on the Add Trackmark (A) button. Click LMB at a point on the track. A trackmark will be placed on the track and will be “attached” to it. So if you move the track it will move with it.
Move Trackmark
Click LMB on Move Trackmark (M). Then Click LMB+H on a Trackmark Object on your track. Drag your mouse along the track to move the object to a different position.
Rotate Trackmark
Select Rotate Trackmark (R) and the default direction of the Trackmark is reversed.
Get Trackmark
Click on the Get Trackmark (G) tool and then Click LMB on a trackmark already placed at the track. That trackmark now appears in the selection window. Change the mode to Add Object (A) and Click LMB again at another point on the track where you wish to place another copy of the trackmark.
Delete Trackmark
Select Delete Trackmark (D) then Click LMB on a trackmark to delete it.
Define Name
To name your trackmarks so that you can find them again later on and use them in rules, Click LMB on Define Name (N). Then click on the trackmark and a dialogue box comes up where you can name the trackmark.
Advanced
Advanced Trigger Management Tools The advanced settings of the Trackmark tools menu are used to set the radius of triggers. The radius defines the scope of the trigger and is explained in the previous section.
Get Radius
Click on the Get Radius tool and then Click LMB on a trigger. The trigger’s radius will now be in the text field adjacent to the button. The triggers have a default radius of 20 meters so this may not appear to have changed.
Apply Radius
Click on Apply Radius then Click LMB on a trigger to apply the value in the radius field to that trigger.
Edit Radius
Click on Edit Radius then Click LMB on a trigger and drag the mouse with the LMB still being held down to change the trigger radius. There is no visual indication of the radius as you drag it however. Use Get Radius to find out the new radius of that trigger.
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