Please refer to the relevant chapters for details.
Decimal point
User can set the quantity of decimal points for pitch in the "User settings".

Example:
- When the pitch decimal point is set to 1, if the calculated pitch is 7.89m, it will be automatically rounded up to 7.9m.
- When the pitch decimal point is set to 0, if the calculated pitch is 7.89m, it will be automatically rounded up to 8 meters.
- When the pitch decimal point is set to 0.5, if the calculated pitch is 7.29 meters, it will be automatically rounded up to 7.5 meters.
- The default pitch decimal point in the software is set to 1.
Delete arrays in invalid areas
After placing the arrays, the software will automatically delete the arrays located in the invalid areas (gray) that fail to access the "Slope analysis" or "Hill-shading analysis".

The deletion mode can be configured in "User settings". User can choose to determine whether to delete based on the principle as below.
- "Bottom center": Whether the center point of the front edge of the array is within the gray area.
- "In polygon": The proportion of the gray area within the polygon of the array.
- "Short edge center": Whether the center of the short edge of the array is within the gray area.
- "Not delete": User can choose not to delete the arrays within the gray area.
Min. inner spacing
"Min. inner spacing" refers to the minimum clear pitch between the front and rear rows that is limited in this project to ensure the aisle of personnel and equipment.