Grip Snap Move Options Bar Reference

Provides a set of icons that represent the possible options available to define the behavior of the geometric entity you selected.

Access:

With the Grip Snap command active, the move option icons are displayed when you select the geometry you want to use as the basis of a move or rotation.

The Back icon is always included so that you can back out of your selections and deselect the geometry while keeping the command active.

Move option selections and results

Point as first selection, followed by: 
Move Option SelectionSecond SelectionThird SelectionResult for selection set:
Free Dragnone Repositioned so the origin is coincident with the selected point in space.
point Moved to a position defined by the selected snap point.
line Moved to a position defined by the cursor on the selected line.
plane Moved to a position defined by the cursor on the selected plane.
Reference Geometry Displacementpoint Moved (as applied to the point originally selected as the origin of the selection set) by the direction and magnitude derived from the 2 points selected.
line Moved (as applied to the point originally selected as the origin of the selection set) by the direction and magnitude derived from the lines definition.
Free Rotatenone Rotated about its origin point in all 3 planes. The selected point in space defines the termination point for the rotation whip.
Reference Geometry RotatepointpointRotated about an axis defined by the 2 points selected (Cross Product) The angle of rotation is taken from the same 2 points (Dot Product).
Line (linear edge, work axis, centerline, implicit ray) as first selection, followed by:
Move Option SelectionSecond SelectionThird SelectionResult for selection set:
Free Dragnone Repositioned so the cursor pick point origin on the edge is coincident with the selected point in space.
point Moved to a position defined by the selected snap point.
line Based upon the pick point, moved to a position defined by a selected pick point on the line. Collinearity is established.
Move Along Raynone Moved to a position defined by the selected point in space along the ray of displacement.
plane Moved to a position defined by the intersection of the endpoint of the line (select other to toggle) and an intersection plane. You can enter an offset value.
Reference Geometry Displacement Along RaypointPointMoved the magnitude of the component derived from the 2 points selected along the ray of displacement.
line Moved the magnitude of the component derived from the lines definition along the ray of displacement.
Free Rotatenone Rotated about an axis defined by the selected line. The selected point in space defines the input for the rotation angle.
point Rotated about an axis defined by the selected line. The selected snap point defines the input for the rotation angle.
Reference Geometry RotatepointPointRotated about an axis defined by the selected line. The angle of rotation is derived from selected points. You can enter an offset value.
lineLineRotated about an axis defined by the selected line. The angle of rotation is derived from selected lines (must be parallel to axis of rotation). You can enter an offset value.
planePlaneRotated about an axis defined by the selected line. The angle of rotation is derived from the normal of the selected planes (must not intersect the axis of rotation). You can enter an offset value.
Curve (spline edge) as first selection, followed by:
Move Option SelectionSecond SelectionThird SelectionResult for selection set:
Free Dragnone Repositioned so the cursor pick point origin on the curve is coincident with the selected point in space.
point Repositioned so the cursor pick point origin on the curve is coincident with the selected snap point.
line/edge Repositioned so the cursor pick point origin on the curve is coincident with the selected point on the line/edge.
plane/surface Repositioned so the cursor pick point origin on the curve is coincident with the selected point on the face or surface.
Reference Geometry DisplacementpointpointMoved by the direction and magnitude derived from the 2 points selected.
line Moved by the direction and magnitude derived from the definition of the line.
Circle - Vector (circular edge, arc edge) as first selection, followed by:
Move Option SelectionSecond SelectionThird SelectionResult for selection set:
Free Dragnone Repositioned so the cursor pick point origin on the edge is coincident with the selected point in space.
point Repositioned so the cursor pick point origin on the edge is coincident with the selected snap point.
line Repositioned so the cursor pick point origin on the edge is coincident with the selected point on the line.
circular/arc edge Repositioned so the origin edge is coplanar with the selected circular/arc edge and the respective centerlines/vectors are collinear. An insert is established and flip is used to change between inside and outside.
analytic/NURB surface Repositioned so the cursor pick point origin on the edge is coincident with the selected point on the surface.
Move Along Raynone Moved to a position defined by selected point in space along the ray of displacement.
plane Moved to a position defined by the intersection of the endpoint of the line (select other to toggle) and an intersection plane. You can enter a value for the offset.
Reference Geometry Displacement Along RaypointpointMoved the magnitude of the component derived from the 2 points selected along the ray of displacement.
line Moved the magnitude of the component derived from the lines definition along the ray of displacement.
Free Rotatenone Rotated about an axis defined by the circle-vector centerline. A selected point in space defines the input for the rotation angle.
point Rotated about an axis defined by the circle-vector centerline. The angle of rotation is derived from the selected snap point.
Reference Geometry RotatepointpointRotated about an axis defined by the circle-vector centerline. The angle of rotation is derived from the selected points. You can enter an offset value.
linelineRotated about an axis defined by the circle-vector centerline. The angle of rotation is derived from the selected lines (must be parallel to axis of rotation). You can enter an offset value.
planeplaneRotated about an axis defined by the circle-vector centerline. The angle of rotation is derived from the normal of the selected planes (must not intersect the axis of rotation). You can enter an offset value.
Plane (planar face, work plane) as first selection, in Grip Snap followed by:
Move Option SelectionSecond SelectionThird SelectionResult for selection set:
Free Dragnone Positioned so that the cursor pick point origin on the plane is coincident with the selected point in space.
point Based upon the cursor pick point, moved to a position defined by the selected snap point.
line Repositioned so that the cursor pick point origin on the plane is coincident with the selected point on the line/edge.
plane Based upon the cursor pick point, moved to a position defined by the selected pick point on the plane. A coplanar condition is established, and you can use flip to change between mate and flush.
Move Planarnone Repositioned (within the restricted plane defined by the initial selection) so that the cursor pick point origin on the plane is coincident with the selected relative point in space.
Reference Geometry Displacement Within PlanepointPointMoved the magnitude of the component derived from the 2 points selected within the plane of displacement.
line Moved the magnitude of the component derived from the definition of the line within the plane of displacement.
Move Along Normalnone Moved to a position defined by the selected point in space along the ray of displacement.
Reference Geometry Displacement Along NormalpointPointMoved the magnitude of the component derived from the 2 points selected along the ray of displacement.
line Moved the magnitude of the component derived from the lines definition along the ray of displacement.
Analytical Surface (Cylindrical, spherical, conical, toroidal face) as first selection:
Move Option SelectionSecond SelectionThird SelectionResult for selection set:
Free Dragnone Repositioned so that the cursor pick point origin on the analytical surface is coincident with the selected point in space.
point Repositioned so that the cursor pick point origin on the analytical surface is coincident with the selected snap point.
line/edge Repositioned so that the cursor pick point origin on the analytical surface is coincident with the selected point on the line or edge.
face/plane Repositioned so that the cursor pick point origin on the analytical surface is coincident with the selected point on the face or plane.
cylindrical, spherical, conical & toroidal surfaces Repositioned so that the cursor pick point origin on the analytical surface is coincident with the selected point on the destination surface. A tangency is established, and you can use flip to change between inside and outside.
NURB surface Repositioned so that the cursor pick point origin on the analytical surface is coincident with the selected point on the NURB surface.
Reference Geometry DisplacementpointpointMoved the magnitude of the component derived from the 2 points selected within the plane of displacement.
line Moved the magnitude of the component derived from the definition of the line within the plane of displacement.
NURB Surface (non-uniform rational B-spline surface) as first selection:
Move Option SelectionSecond SelectionThird SelectionResult for selection set:
Free Dragnone Repositioned so that the cursor pick point origin on the surface is coincident with the selected point in space.
 point Repositioned so that the cursor pick point origin on the surface is coincident with the selected snap point.
 line/edge Repositioned so that the cursor pick point origin on the surface is coincident with the selected point on the line or edge.
 plane/surface Repositioned so that the cursor pick point origin on the surface is coincident with the selected point on the face or surface.
Reference Geometry DisplacementpointpointMoved the magnitude of the component derived from the 2 points selected within the plane of displacement.
 line Moved the magnitude of the component derived from the definition of the line within the plane of displacement.

Move option icons and behavior descriptions

Entity SelectedIconTool tip description of behavior
Point 
Free Drag
  
Move point using reference geometry
  
Rotate about point
  
Rotate about point using reference geometry
Line 
Free Drag
  
Drag Along Ray
  
Move along ray using reference geometry
  
Rotate about line
  
Rotate about line using reference geometry
Plane 
Free Drag
  
Drag Planar
  
Move planar using reference geometry
  
Drag along normal
  
Move along normal using reference geometry
Curve 
Free Drag
  
Move point using reference geometry
Circle-Vector 
Free Drag
  
Drag along axis
  
Move along axis using reference geometry
  
Rotate about axis
  
Rotate about axis using reference geometry.
Analytic Surface 
Free Drag
  
Move point using reference geometry
NURB Surface Free Drag
  
Move point using reference geometry