General Toolbar

Presentation

The General toolbar is a set of commands which are common to all the environments and products of GO2cam.

This toolbar is accessible next to the text menus ribbon.

List of Commands

Update	Updating of the geometry and the machining cycles if changes are done.
		In case of changes in the machining cycles, GO2cam displays an orange balloon to show that an update is necessary. Changes can be move of operations, change of tool, modification of any parameter value, etc. No change in relation with geometry is shown here!
Measure	This device measures your part's characteristics by displaying distances, angles, coordinates, and other values like radius and length. It also measures and shows topological information about solids. This command also allows defining tolerances on the solid geometry. More information: Measure
Undo	Cancellation of the last actions done. This command allows multiple use. Click here for more details.
Redo	Command linked to the Undo command. Click here for more details.
Wizard	By clicking any element of geometry, the wizard enables to activate the corresponding command without selecting it. By clicking a machining cycle, it enables to recover some technical data or cycle references as a shortcut would do. Description here: Wizard
Eraser	Deletion of the elements shown, one by one or within a selection box: right button of the mouse to validate.
Zoom	This is the most useful zoom command: you can detail an area of the part by making a window around it.
Framing	Automatic positioning in a view extending the visualization to all the elements of the drawing.
Details	This command enables to show or not some elements, which are not always necessary, according to the context. The pink color for the unconstrained elements is displayed in relation with this command; in machining mode you can hide the symbols of techno commands and the rapid toolpaths.
Change of View	Clicking on the icon activates alternatively several views: current view, perspective view, front view. You can choose these views in Tools/Options/Graphic Window.