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Part feature inspection, editing and deletion using the 2D View

Part feature inspection, editing and deletion using the 2D View

  • Last UpdatedAug 31, 2026
  • 3 minute read

When you select Inspect or Inspect and Edit in the Part Manager window, the application displays the 2D view, which you can use to inspect or edit existing part features. For more details, see Parts Manager window.

The 2D View offers the grips functionality on existing features. For general information, refer to Grips in General Information for Marine.

Use grips to modify selected features directly in the 2D view. Select a part feature in the 2D view to display its grips, and then modify attributes such as location, angle, or length.

Move

Moves the related feature.

When you select the grip, it appears red. The Specify stretch point prompt appears and the X and Y coordinates to the pointer location.

You can define the new feature location as follows:

  • Entering coordinates:
    Enter the X and Y coordinates in the prompt. The coordinates reference the feature's origin.

  • Picking a location:
    Select a location directly in the 2D view.

For procedural information, see Move a hole using a grip.

Rotate

Rotates the related feature.

When you select the grip, it appears red. The Specify angle prompt appears and the X and Y coordinates to the pointer location.

You can define the new feature angle as follows:

  • Entering an angle:
    Enter the angle in the prompt. The angle references the base X line at the feature's origin.

  • Picking an angle:
    Select the angle directly in the 2D view.

    For more information, see Rotate a hole using a grip.

Delete

When you select a feature and select the Delete key, the application removes the feature. For more information, see Delete a hole.

Alternatively, you can select a feature, enter delete, and press Enter:

Besides using grips, you can inspect or edit the feature attributes using the Properties window. For more information, see: