At the top of the window is the text "Current working file:", followed by the full path name for the file.

Below that on the left is a set of four radio buttons, labeled "Project point", "Project curve", "Project surface", and "Project any as selected". In this example the "Project surface" button is selected.

On the right is a set of three radio buttons, labeled "Generate new object with default name", "Generate new object with name:" (followed by an empty text box), and "Do not write result - save in results buffer". In this example the first button is selected.

Next are two pairs of radio buttons. The first pair, with the heading "Surface interpolation method:", are labeled "Nonlinear" and "Linear". The second pair, with the heading "Edge handling method:", are labeled "Project edges" and "Preserve edges". The "Nonlinear" and "Project edges" buttons are selected.

Below that is a section used to define where the object is to be projected. It starts with the text "Project selected object to:", and then two radio buttons, labeled "Selected surfaces" and "Arbitrary 3-Point Plane". The second button is selected. To the right of these two buttons is a text box labeled "Projection tollerance" containing the value 0.01. Next is a check box labeled "Define plane graphically", which is unchecked in this example. That's followed by the instruction "Enter points defining plane below:", and three rows of three text boxes each. The first row is headed "Plane Point 1", and the text boxes are labeled "X:", "Y:", and "Z:". The second and third rows are similar, for "Plane Point 2" and "Plane Point 3".

The next section starts with the instruction "Select projection direction:", followed by six radio buttons, labeled "X", "Y", "Z", "Into Screen", "Normal to Surfaces", and "Arbitrary Vector Direction". The last button is selected. Next is a check box labeled "Define vector graphically", which is unchecked in this example. That's followed by the instruction "Enter points defining vector below:", and two rows of three text boxes each. The first row is headed "Vector Point 1", and the text boxes are labeled "X:", "Y:", and "Z:". The second row is similar, for "Vector Point 2".

At the bottom are "Cancel" and "Generate Projection" buttons.

Last updated 19 July 2007