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| - | === Standard mode === | + | ==== Standard mode ==== |
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| + | === Standard === | ||
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| This is the normal measuring point mode. The measuring point can be positioned anywhere in the room and has no effect on other points. | This is the normal measuring point mode. The measuring point can be positioned anywhere in the room and has no effect on other points. | ||
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| + | ==== Room measurement modes ==== | ||
| - | === Fixed angles === | ||
| <WRAP vrdoro-help #angled> | <WRAP vrdoro-help #angled> | ||
| - | In this mode, markers | + | <div title> |
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| + | === Fixed angles === | ||
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| + | In this mode, markings | ||
| <div two-col-grid> | <div two-col-grid> | ||
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| The point marked with the green arrow is set to 'Fixed angle' mode. Its point position is then adjusted so that the angle alpha (**α**) has an angle of 0, 45 or 90 degrees in relation to the previous **straight line** is formed. | The point marked with the green arrow is set to 'Fixed angle' mode. Its point position is then adjusted so that the angle alpha (**α**) has an angle of 0, 45 or 90 degrees in relation to the previous **straight line** is formed. | ||
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| - | === Intersection === | ||
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| + | === Intersection === | ||
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| In this mode, two straight lines are extended to determine a point of intersection. You need a total of 5 points: | In this mode, two straight lines are extended to determine a point of intersection. You need a total of 5 points: | ||
| * 2 points for each of the two lines | * 2 points for each of the two lines | ||
| - | * a centre point that becomes the intersection point | + | * a centre point, which becomes the intersection point |
| <div two-col-grid> | <div two-col-grid> | ||
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| - | (back to ' | + | ~~backbutton~~ |
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