Moving a Pin
- Last UpdatedFeb 19, 2025
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Keywords
PIN BY THROUGH DISTANCE
Description
These commands allow a pin to be moved from its current position in any axis direction or along its own direction. If moved along its own direction, a specified distance can be given or, alternatively, an intersection. (Moving in this manner is very similar to the pipe-routing options.)
Examples |
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PIN 6 BY E3000 N2000 |
Pin 6 is moved by the given directions and distances |
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PIN 6 DIST 600 |
Pin 6 is moved along its own direction by the given amount |
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PIN 6 THR /NOZZ5 |
Pin 6 is moved along its own direction until it intersects a plane through /NOZZ5 |
Command Syntax
>-- PIn integer --+-- BY <pos> ---------.
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|-- THRough <bpos> ---|
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‘-- DISTance <uval> --+-- WRT --.
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|-- IN ---+-- <gid> --.
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‘---------------------+-->
Querying
>-- Q PIN integer --+-- POSition ---.
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‘-- DIRection --+-- WRT --.
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|-- IN ---+-- <gid> --.
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‘---------------------+-->