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Amapi 7 Pro User Manual Japanese

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Amapi 7 Pro User Manual Japanese

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Contribution

The Amapi Pro documentation was written by Sylvie Gateuil

The Amapi Pro documentation add-on was written by Thomas Roussel and Pascal Doux

The translation has been made by Blaise Zapparata, Laurent Billy and Pascal Doux.

Amapi Pro development team:

Pascal Doux, Xavier Durand, Mickael Gasrel, Maxime Rouca, Thomas Roussel.

Thanks to those who have participated to the Amapi Pro development:

Laurent Billy, Emmanuel Rémia, Thierry Duvignac, Olivier Gardinetti, Fabrice Sadaune.

Thanks

This manual would not have existed without the help and support of Philip Staiger and Blaise Zapparata.

We would like to express our gratitude for the active involvement


that Pierre Bretagnolle and RichardEnjalbert gave us in the formal and functional specifications
of the program and for the graphical user interface graphic design.

Pierre and Richard took part in the program validation phase and the design
of the 3D objects supplied with Amapi Pro.

Many thanks to Emmanuel Rémia who created the model for the cover.

Many thanks to Valérie Berth, Lori Izabelle and Matthew Schultz


for the validation of the English translation of this manual.

Thanks also to all the beta-testers who helped us enthusiastically


during the program validation phase and particularly to Olivier Drion!
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0: View All
1: View Detail
2: Front view
3: Zoom in
4: Left view
5: Top view
6: Right view
7: Viewpoint customizing
8: Rear view
9: Bottom view
Use the right, left, up, and down
arrow keys to turn around the
scene.

To have a panoramic
view of the scene,
press and hold the
Control
Ctrl key and press
on an arrow key.

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down when using the
arrowShift
keys, the
viewpoint will be
successively switched
to each main viewpoint,
in the direction
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Free cursor movement.


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4: Left view
5: Top view
6: Right view
7: Viewpoint customizing
8: Rear view
9: Bottom view

Use the right, left, up, and down


arrow keys to move around the
scene.
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view of the scene,
press and hold the
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Name of the shape

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In this example the user canSweeping


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Click

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the “Scale” tool
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カーソル

カーソル カーソル

スナップ点
セグメントの中央にスナップ オブジェクトにスナップ
No constraint Horizontal constraint Vertical constraint
The cursor movement is free constraint horizontal axis (red) constraint vertical axis (green)
is displayed. is displayed.
The cursor can move along this The cursor can move along this
axis only. axis only.


Cursor

Cursor
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Graph of the groups of the scene

Graph of the materials of the scene

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NURBS

NURBS
Object cut with the The same object and The cut depth line while Object cut with
“Punch” tool. the line allowing you to setting it with the the“Punch” tool where
The object is drilled set the depth of the cut “Stretch” tool the depth has been
from a face through the in the “Stretch” tool reduced
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Object with its highlighted
opening curves
Lasso

Object from which several


edges are being extracted with
the lasso

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Group of V curves V
extracted from a cylinder
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extracted from a cylinder
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of the object
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its facet closures

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from a curve
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