At the top of this window is a button labeled "Clear Surface Cutter Definition". The rest of the window is divided in three sections, from left to right.

On the left is the text "Current Overlapping File:", followed by the full path name for the file. Below that is the heading "Single Click to Select a Zone" and the text "Currently set zone: 1: LEFT SIDE 006". This is followed by a list box containing, for this example, the entries "1: LEFT SIDE 006" and "2: RIGHT SIDE 006".

In the middle is the following text.

Enter ranges on a constant computational plane to define a surface. Entering a 3-D region causes the six bounding planes to be extracted and used as the cutting surface. The increment may be used to speed up the cutting by reducing the number of points used to define the cutter.
This is followed by three text boxes labeled "Enter I range", "Enter J range", and "Enter K range". In this example window, the text boxes contain the values "1 249", "1 25", and "1 49". After these is the instruction "Enter index increment for cutter", followed by a text box containing the value 1.

On the right is the heading "Current Surface Cutter Definition", followed by a list box containing, in this example, the line "No cutters currently defined."

At the bottom are three buttons, labeled "Done/Cancel", "Add to Definition", and "Delete Cutter Entry".

Last updated 3 Apr 2003