Point
To describe a point, its position in space is indicated by its X, Y, and Z values.
Syntax:
<O T="Point" X="0" Y="0" Z="0" C="0" R="0" />Name and Type Attributes
Label
Mandatory
Default Description and Value Attributes
Other Attributes
N="C"
Chamfer
No
D="Chamfer: length of the chamfer." V="0"
UT="Length" UC="Section"
N="R"
Radius
No
D="Radius: radius of the curve." V="0"
UT="Length" UC="Section"
N=" AlignTB "
AlignTB
No
D="AlignTB: Break transversely for alignment cross-Section? [Yes=1/No=0] ." V="0"
UT="None" UC="Section"
Example:
<O N="PointObject1" T="Project">
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<O T="Surface">
<O T="Point" X="0" Y="0" Z="0" R="15" />
<O T="Point" X="50" Y="0" Z="0" />
<O T="Point" X="50" Y="50" Z="0" C="10" />
<O T="Point" X="0" Y="50" Z="0" />
</O>
</O>When using "R" and "C" parameters, ensure that all of them arranges the points in a specific order. To create a curved path between two points, the "radius" parameter should be added, and for a beveled edge, the "Chamfer" parameter should be added.
A line object has been added to reference the points with X=0 and Y=0.
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