Set Machining Areas at the Implant Interface

	Generating layers A machining area is defined by two points, with the first point (A) representing the beginning and the second point (B) representing the height of the area. Select screw channel with mouse, drop-down list, or arrow keys. Open "Type of geometry determination" drop-down list and select Explicit. Left-click to define the plane (A). The plane can be placed at any point between the abutment base line and the screw channel. At the height of the point set on the part, an intersection curve is inserted between an imaginary plane, which is orthogonal to the screw channel, and the part itself. Left-click to define the height (B). The point is generated at the nearest grid node. The plane and its height are generated and displayed. The horizontal arrows indicate whether, according to the current definition, the area will be machined from the outside or from the inside. The vertical arrows indicate the height at which the machining area was defined. To delete a plane, select it with the mouse, drop-down list, or arrow keys and press Delete on the keyboard. Editing plane properties
	Selection	Select planes you want to edit using the drop-down list or arrow keys. Use to add another plane
	Abutment basis geometry	Open the drop-down list and choose between inner and outer machining.
	XY allowance	An XY allowance can be defined for the currently selected plane. Positive value for outer geometry -> Part becomes larger in this area Positive value for inner geometry -> Part becomes smaller in this area Negative value for outer geometry -> Part becomes smaller in this area Negative value for inner geometry -> Part becomes larger in this area
	Category	Category for identifying the machining defined in the template for this area. If there is no machining is defined for the selected category in the template, no specific machining of the area will take place!