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Onuma Editing Tools
Onuma
Editing Tools
Onuma Editing tools allow you
to edit in the graphical window, these tools include:
Edit Mode
Edit Mode allows you to edit your scheme.
- Click on Edit
Mode on the top of the
Graphical Window to enter Edit Mode
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Undo
Undo allows you to undo actions between save points.
- Click
 Undo
Icon (hot
key Ctrl + Z)
to undo one action at a time up to your last save point
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Redo
Redo allows you to redo an action that you have undone between save
points.
- Click
 Redo
Icon (hot
key Ctrl + Shift + Z)
to redo one action at a time up to your first undo
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Save Now
Save Now creates a save point when you otherwise do not have one.
- Click
 to create a save point
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Georeference
Georeference within Onuma
allows you to select a site without having to open Google Earth.
(1.)
To Georeference in Onuma :
- Click
- Search to find your
location (you can also use
the zoom and pan keys on the map)
- Draw a polygon one the map
by clicking around the site
- Click Proceed
(2.)
Alternatively, you can still select your site on Google Earth, and save
a KML to import:
When you return to Onuma you
will now see  indicating that the site has been
georeferenced.
Clicking will allow you to:
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- If you are updating a
site your old site will be in blue and the new site you draw will be in
red
- View your latitude and
longitude:
- Set an Absolute Site
Elevation:
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Reshape
Allows objects to be reshaped
- Click
 to enable editing by stretching or edit
points (hot key H)
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Drag
Allows objects to be moved
- Click
 to enable drag (hot
key D)
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Dimensions
Shows dimensions and allows editing by dimension or angle
- Click
 to enable editing by dimension or angle
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Rotate
Rotate allows you to rotate your selected component in the Graphical
Window.
- to Rotate:
- Select the component
you wish to rotate
- Hit R
on your keyboard or
- Click
once, in the Graphical window, for the center of rotation
- Move away and click to
create your starting angle of rotation
- Rotate freely to
desired angle or hold down shift to display absolute orthogonal
guidelines
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Copy
Copies Objects
- Select Objects
- Click
 to copy or type C
NOTE: Objects copied appear directly on top of original object
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Paste
Pastes a copied object
- Copy an object(s)
- Click
 to paste or type V
- Select your pasting
options:
- Paste on top of
original or to center of screen
- Create a new object or
a linked object
NOTE: A link object can only be edited by editing the original.
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Marquee Selection
Marquee Selection allows you to select components, and move or rotate
them together, through the use of a marquee
- To use Marquee Selection,
click on the
 Marquee
Icon (hot
key M)
- Click and drag right to
select everything the marquee touches OR
- Click and drag left to
only select the component that is completely encased by the marquee
NOTE:
When your sketch layer is
unlocked, the marquee will only selected sketches; when your sketch
layer is locked, the marquee will not select sketches. To learn more
about sketching in Onuma go HERE
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Add a Ruler
Allows you to drop a temporary ruler anywhere on your graphical window.
Note:
Rulers do not save, as soon as
you create a new save point they disappear
- Click on the
 Add
a Ruler Icon
- Click in the graphical
window where you want the ruler to start
- End the ruler by clicking
in the graphical window where you want the ruler to end
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Multiple Selection
Multiple Selection allows you to select multiple components, and move
or rotate them together.
Method
1:
- For Multiple Selection,
hold Shift + Click
on the components in the Graphical Window.
Method
2:
- Multiple Selection can also
be done by Attributes.
- Turn on the Attributes
from which you want to select
- Click "+"
to add that Attribute to the Selection
- Click "-"
to remove that Attribute to the Selection
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Cancel
Cancel allows you to exit the current Editing Tool you are using.
- Hit Esc
on your keyboard to Cancel.
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