Use the DccIndent(1-3) values to affect these changes rather then these values.
This value allows you to define the default value for the Indent option that will be used when an Auto Feature is created. The Indent value represents the minimum offset distance from the point location to the first sample hit.
Entry Name: PTP_Indent(1-3)
Entry Type: Real Number to specify the indent distance. The default value is 0.
Three indent values can be specified and used depending on the feature type:
Edge Point: The Indent 1 value is the offset distance from the point location to the first hit on each side of the bend (or edge).
Angle Point: The Indent 1 value is the offset distance from the point location to the sample hits on the first surface of the bend. The Indent 2 value is the offset distance from the point location for the sample hits on the second surface of the bend.
Corner Point: The Indent 1 value is the offset distance from the point location to the sample hits on the first of the three planes. The Indent 2 value is the offset distance from the point location to the sample hits on the second of the three planes. The Indent 3 value is the offset distance from the point location to the sample hits on the third of the three planes.
Notch: The Indent 1 value is the distance in from the edge of the open end of the notch where the parallel side hits will be taken.