This menu item allows the DRF paths for each joint to be displayed. This menu item can be helpful when predicting vector loops.
Command: EDIT_JSelect joint object to delete: (Select the joint symbol to delete)Path 1 from joint to DRF ARM is shown. (Specified DRF path is displayed)Hit return to continuePath 2 from joint to DRF BASE is shown. (Specified DRF path is displayed)Hit return to continue
Delete Joint
This menu item allows joints to be deleted which have been previously constructed. It is again important to remember that to delete all the information included with the joints the delete joint function must be executed. For example:
Command: DELETE_JSelect joint object to delete: (Select the joint symbol to delete)Delete another joint?/N: No (If no more joints are to be deleted)
Feature datums for the DRF paths may be deleted by using AutoCAD's erase function. BE CAREFUL not to delete feature datums which are used in other datum paths.
Command: EDIT_JSelect joint object to delete: (Select the joint symbol to delete)Path 1 from joint to DRF ARM is shown. (Specified DRF path is displayed)Hit return to continuePath 2 from joint to DRF BASE is shown. (Specified DRF path is displayed)Hit return to continue
Delete Joint
This menu item allows joints to be deleted which have been previously constructed. It is again important to remember that to delete all the information included with the joints the delete joint function must be executed. For example:
Command: DELETE_JSelect joint object to delete: (Select the joint symbol to delete)Delete another joint?
Feature datums for the DRF paths may be deleted by using AutoCAD's erase function. BE CAREFUL not to delete feature datums which are used in other
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