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This task will show
you how to create a geometry weld. |
![aprereq.gif (1223 bytes)](../icons_C2/common/aprereq.gif) |
Open the Brackets_views03.CATDrawing
document. |
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1. Click the Weld icon from the Annotations toolbar (Symbols
subtoolbar). |
![](images/tbannotations01.gif)
![tbsymbols.gif (2386 bytes)](images/tbsymbols.gif)
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2. Select a first element. For example, a line. 3. Select a second element. For
example, another line.
The geometry default weld symbol automatically appears on the drawing.
![welding04.gif (1758 bytes)](images/welding04.gif)
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The Welding Editor dialog box is displayed. 4. If needed, modify the
geometry welding symbol. For example, modify the thickness from ten to five
millimeters. ![dbwelding02.gif (8275 bytes)](images/dbwelding02.gif)
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5. If needed, modify the type of the geometry welding symbol by selecting
the Change Type option
from the Welding Editor dialog box.
![](images/dbwelding03.gif)
6. Click OK.
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The geometry welding symbol is created.
![welding03.gif (1722 bytes)](images/welding03.gif)
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Care that a geometry weld correspond to an area fill that as such cannot
be modified. |
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