### (Advanced) ClearanceCube Definition - Size tab

Use the Offsets tab on the advanced-style ClearanceCube Definition dialog box to customize the distance from the CAD model along individual axes or at specific coordinates along individual axes. Initially, the values of each of the six faces are populated with the Offset value from the simple-style dialog box, if one was entered.

Resize by Dragging

You can also size the ClearanceCube by dragging the mouse in the Graphics Display window. To do this, the ClearanceCube must be visible, and you need enable the Resize ClearanceCube icon on the ClearanceCube toolbar. Hover your mouse over a face of the ClearanceCube (it will highlight in red), and then click and drag it to a new location. This becomes the new offset value for the selected face.

ClearanceCube Definition dialog box - Size tab

CAD Model - This area lets you set the size of the ClearanceCube at a distance offset from each of the six sides.

Minimum XYZ - These set the offset distance of the ClearanceCube away from the XMINUS, YMINUS, and ZMINUS sides.

Maximum XYZ - These set the offset distance of the ClearanceCube away from the XPLUS, YPLUS, and ZPLUS sides.

Non-CAD Model - You can use this area if you don’t have a CAD model. It lets you specify XYZ location values instead of offsets. The coordinates are in the startup reference frame. Marking the Override CAD ClearanceCube check box enables the XYZ boxes in this area, letting you define the minimum and maximum X,Y,and Z location values (not offsets) for the ClearanceCube.

Preview Area - The CAD preview shows the effects of your offsets modifications as it sizes the ClearanceCube preview accordingly.

Activate ClearanceCube Motion - This is already described in the "(Simple) ClearanceCube Definition" topic.

Show ClearanceCube - This is already described in the "(Simple) ClearanceCube Definition" topic.

Resize ClearanceCube - This is already described in the "(Simple) ClearanceCube Definition" topic.

Simple - This button sets the dialog box back to its initial simplified state.