The same right click on a custom hole or fastener adds a new menu item entitled Add-on Properties. This allows for the editing of any of that feature's original parameters. While designing, navigating around the model is easy, as is zooming in and out. Users with three-button mice can rapidly employ these commands using the middle button. A second click on a shape enters into a mode called the IntelliShape editing level.
Handles are now visible and they extend perpendicular to the face they lie adjacent to.
Dragging one of these handles to a new position causes its respective face to be moved, in real time, thereby stretching the shape or hole. The SmartSnaps will align the face being moved to any other face in the same part. This type of editing means that a part which was created parametrically, can be edited freely while ignoring the parametrics. Simply by right clicking on any of the aforementioned handles, IronCAD allows the user to enter precise measurements. Mathematical equations are allowed here, so it is possible to divide an object's height by .45 or decrease the length by 1 unit.