Use Feachrs to mark geometric references on your workpiece. This walkthrough creates a Corner at one corner of a gauge block and a Point at another, then shows how to edit coordinates, duplicate a Feachr, create a linear pattern, and delete a demonstration copy.

Start with an open project, a mapped camera, and the workpiece visible. The example uses the Documentation project with a gauge block and a Feachr tag in view.

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Drag the Feachr overlay to reposition geometry. Clicking the camera image can command machine movement. Begin the drag directly on a visible Feachr line or handle, hold the mouse button while moving, and release at the destination. The camera, tool, and frame buttons in the Feachr editor also request machine positioning; they are not needed for this walkthrough.

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1. Create a Corner

1. Expand Feachrs in your project.
2. Choose Catalog, the book icon.
3. Click the Corner card. Use the main card to create a Corner directly.
4. The app creates Corner1 and opens its editor. Its overlay initially appears at the current camera position.

The Feachr catalog contains Point and Corner cards. Choose a card to create that type.

A Corner represents the intersection of two lines. Its main parameters are:

Align the corner in the camera view

1. Press and hold on a visible arm or the vertex of the Corner overlay.
2. Drag the vertex onto a corner of the block and release.
3. Adjust Rotation so the two arms follow the edges.
4. Keep Corner Angle at 90° for a right-angle corner.

In this scene, 90° rotation aligned the arms with the lower-left edges. Rotation depends on the scene and camera orientation; use the overlay as your guide. A small second drag placed the vertex on the edge intersection.

Corner1 aligned with the block’s lower-left corner. Point Xy, Rotation, and Corner Angle are visible in the editor.

2. Create and drag a Point

1. Return to Catalog.