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While most feature objects can be constructed with tools in the Tool Palette, polygons are constructed with the Build Polygons feature object command. Since polygons are defined by arcs, the first step in constructing a polygon is to create the arcs forming the boundary of the polygon. All closed loops will be formed into polygons. Before defining material zones or creating meshes from a coverage, the Build Polygons command must be used first. | While most feature objects can be constructed with tools in the Tool Palette, polygons are constructed with the Build Polygons feature object command. Since polygons are defined by arcs, the first step in constructing a polygon is to create the arcs forming the boundary of the polygon. All closed loops will be formed into polygons. Before defining material zones or creating meshes from a coverage, the Build Polygons command must be used first. | ||
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Revision as of 19:16, 14 November 2012
While most feature objects can be constructed with tools in the Tool Palette, polygons are constructed with the Build Polygons feature object command. Since polygons are defined by arcs, the first step in constructing a polygon is to create the arcs forming the boundary of the polygon. All closed loops will be formed into polygons. Before defining material zones or creating meshes from a coverage, the Build Polygons command must be used first.
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