Pix User Manual

  • Welcome to Pix
  • Installation
  • User Interface
  • Toolbar overview
  • Toolbar commands
    • Selection
      • Pick
      • Measure
    • Draw
      • Line
      • Parallel line
      • Perpendicular line
      • Arc
      • 2-Point arc
      • 3-Point arc
      • Tangent-Point arc
      • Point
    • Draw shapes
      • Circle
      • 2-Point circle
      • 3-Point circle
      • Rectangle
      • Center-Point rectangle
      • Inscribed polygon
      • Circumscribed polygon
      • Edge polygon
    • Edit edges
      • Fillet
      • Chamfer
      • Inside fillet
      • Corner step
      • Edge recess
      • Edge U-Cut
      • Edge V-Cut
      • Key slot
    • Modify
      • Move
      • Rotate
      • Scale
      • Mirror
      • Rectangular array
      • Polar array
      • Trim
      • Extend
    • Dimensions
      • Linear Dimension
      • Baseline Dimension
      • Continue Dimension
      • Angle Dimension
      • 3-Point Angle Dimension
      • Radius Dimension
      • Diameter Dimension
      • Callout Dimension
      • Segment Dimension
    • Cleanup
      • Join
      • Decurve
      • Remove Small Segments
      • Mark Open Polylines
      • Highlight Overlaps
      • Mark Non-Tangent Corners
      • Mark Large Radius
    • Setup
      • Layer Setup
      • Shift Origin
  • Demo Videos
Toolbar commands
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Cleanup
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Mark Non-Tangent Corners

Mark Non-Tangent Corners

The Mark Non-Tangent Corners Mark Non-Tangent Corners tool flags corners where two segments meet at a very small angle — corners that are almost, but not quite, tangent. These slight kinks are usually unintended and come from imported data; once found they can be smoothed into a true tangent or sharpened into a clear corner.

Using the tool

  1. Enter the Min Angle and Max Angle in the input bar to set the range of corner angles to look for.

  2. Select the Mark Non-Tangent Corners tool, then press Enter.

Every corner whose turn angle falls between the minimum and maximum is marked with a spot marker. By default the range is 0.1°–5.0°, which catches shallow kinks while ignoring true tangents (0°) and intentional sharp corners.

Only polylines on the default layer (layer 0) are checked, and the end points of open polylines are ignored.

This tool only inspects the drawing; it does not change any geometry.

Contents

  • Using the tool
Highlight Overlaps Mark Large Radius

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