Creating the rigging system| 
   Tool  | 
  
   Tool set  | 
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   Truss 
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   Rigging  | 
The Truss tool places a section of truss on the drawing. Depending on the resource selected, the truss may be a straight, curved (or circular), hinge, or corner element.
You can place one truss at a time, or place multiple straight trusses, to create a truss line. Trusses can be inserted horizontally, vertically, or at a custom hanging angle. In Auto Connect mode, the trusses connect to existing trusses, forming a system. When Auto Connect is disabled, the trusses do not connect to existing systems.
Use the Data Tag tool to add a label to the truss; see Gegevenslabels gebruiken.
 
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   Mode  | 
  
   Description  | 
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   Auto Connect  | 
  
   When enabled, connects the inserted truss to the current truss system with geometrical precision; also generates a preview of connected trusses that are being moved  | 
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   Truss symbol  | 
  
   Select the truss to insert  | 
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   Single Insertion  | 
  
   Inserts a single truss object on the guideline  | 
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   Distributed Insertion (straight truss only)  | 
  
   Inserts multiple truss objects along the full length of the guideline  | 
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   Horizontal Placement  | 
  
   Places horizontal trusses; the hanging angle is 0 (zero) degrees  | 
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   Vertical Placement  | 
  
   Places vertical trusses; the hanging angle is 90 degrees  | 
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   Custom Placement  | 
  
   Places trusses at the specified Hanging Angle  | 
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   Maintain class of symbol  | 
  
   Uses the class specification from the symbol definition; disable the mode to insert the truss into the active class instead  | 
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   Hanging Angle  | 
  
   Specify the hanging angle for Custom Placement  | 
A truss object whose symbol definition cannot be located will display with default geometry, until a replacement symbol is assigned.
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