Adding apertures

[dev3011]

Up until now I use two blockers to make a simple aperture. However, it would be great to have some kind of element with a hole that can be symmetrically closed. Dragging the two blockers symmetrically is a pain.

Thank you for the great effort and the nice enhancements! I use your tool very regularly to draw simple setups that would take much more time with Zemax.

[Yibbou]

+1

Le mer. 9 mars 2022 à 10:28, dev3011 @.***> a écrit :

Up until now I use two blockers to make a simple aperture. However, it would be great to have some kind of element with a hole that can be symmetrically closed. Dragging the two blockers symmetrically is a pain.

Thank you for the great effort and the nice enhancements! I use your tool very regularly to draw simple setups that would take much more time with Zemax.

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[ricktu288]

1. Create two blockers.
2. Hold Ctrl, and click the two ends nearest to the hole (one from each blocker).
3. Click the empty space to create a handle.
4. Hold both Ctrl and Shift, and drag the handle to move the two ends symmetrically.