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The maximum distance in mm used to detect other bodies in the surrounding space. This is used with the Body contact, Bisector, Perpendicular, and Tangential tool orientation options.
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Contact angle
The maximum angle between the surfaces that should be in contact. This is used with the Body contact, Bisector, Perpendicular, and Tangential tool orientation options.
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Ball radius
Used with the Rolling ball option for tool orientation, this defines size of the ball.
Obstacle detection distance
Looks When enabled, this looks for obstacles in the path that are tangent to the weld path. Show obstacle. Distance in mm.
Looking for tangency to the base path.
If an obstacle is detected, the weld path will be trimmed so that it doesn’t go past the obstacle.
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Auto join
When enabled, this will automatically join adjacent weld paths into a single path.
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This technique creates a base path and then extends or shortens it by the specified distance.
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fEntering negative Start offset and End offset values will shorten the path by that distance.
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Mixed
Combination of Line and Follow path.Line
The extension will follow a straight line from the nearest entity at the start or end.
Follow path
The extension will be applied along the existing path for the offset distance.
At start / at end
Select the At start and At end options to extend or shorten a path, then enter Start offset and End offset distances (in mm).
You can always manually extend or shorten a weld path after it is applied by dragging the red and green pins at the ends of the path.
Push/pull
This option can be used to tilt the torch along the path at an angle, for push or pull welding.
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Corner retract
Tacking / intermittent
Tack This option is used for tack or spot welding.
Weld tack length
Tacking mode
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