#### Auto Feature Command Buttons

Command Buttons | Description
Move To button | Clicking the Move To button moves the field of view in the Graphics Display window and centers it on the current feature's XYZ location. In some cases, such as a Vector Point, the XYZ location is actually offset along the normal vector by the pre-hit value. This prevents the probe from crashing into the part.

If a feature is composed of more than one point (such as a line), then clicking this button switches between the points making up the feature.

Test button | Clicking the Test button allows you to test a feature's creation and preview its dimensional data before it's actually created. Clicking this button performs a measurement using the current parameters. You can change parameters and click Test repeatedly until you have an acceptable measurement. Then when you click Create, the software converts the temporary feature into a normal feature in the part program.
Create button | Clicking the Create button inserts the defined Auto Feature into the Edit Window at the current position.
Close button | Clicking the Close button exits the Auto Feature dialog box.
Show Advanced Measurement Options and Hide Advanced Measurement Options | Clicking the >> button extends the dialog box and displays any advanced measurement options. The button then changes to <<. Clicking the << button shortens the dialog box and only shows the basic options for that auto feature. The button then changes to >>.

Show Extended Sheet Metal Measurement Options and Hide Extended Sheet Metal Measurement Options | For supported features, clicking the << button hides the Extended Sheet Metal Options area. The button then changes to >>. Clicking the >> button displays the Extended Sheet Metal Options area. The button then changes to <<.