Moving Through an Intersection
- Last UpdatedJan 11, 2024
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Keywords:
MOVE THROUGH
Description:
This command moves the Current Element until its origin intersects with the Reference Plane through a fixed 3D point.
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MOVE N30W THR /BOX |
Moves the Current Element along the given direction until it ‘intersects’ the Reference Plane through the origin of the named element. |
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MOVE E THR XE3000 |
Moves the Current Element along the given owner axis until it ‘intersects’ the Reference Plane through E3000 N0 U0. |
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MOVE ALONG N45E THR IDP@ |
Moves the Current Element along the given direction until it ‘intersects’ the Reference Plane through the picked p-point. |
Note: The Reference Plane is perpendicular to the movement direction.
Command Syntax:
>-- MOVe --+-- ALOng --.
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‘-----------+-- <bdir> THRough <bpos> -->
Querying:
>-- Query POSition --+-- <bpos> --.
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‘------------+-- WRT --.
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|-- IN ---+-- <gid> -->
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‘-->
Figure 7:16. Moving along a given direction through an intersection
Figure 7:17. Moving to intersect a plane through a given point
Figure 7:18. Moving to intersect a plane through a given point