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PLANE Statement

  • Last UpdatedDec 03, 2025
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           ,<x1>,<y1>,<z1>,<x2>,<y2>,<z2>,<x3>,<y3>,<z3>

           ,CL [+-<value>]

           ,BL [+-<value>]

           ,FR<frame no> [+-<value>]

PLANE {,X:=<x-coordinate>};

           ,Y:=<y-coordinate>

           ,Z:=<z-coordinate>

           /PANEL='<panel>'[/REFLECT] ->

           /BRACKET=<bracket no>

            -> [ {/STIFFENER=<stiffener no>} ]

           /FLANGE=<flange no>

           /CURVE='<curve_name>'[/REFLECT]

  • <x1>, <y1>, <z1>, <x2>, <y2>, <z2>, <x3>, <y3> and <z3> are three points used to define a general plane. Here <x1>, <y1> and <z1> is the origin of the drawing coordinate system, <x2>, <y2> and <z2> is a point on the positive u-axis and <x3>, <y3> and <z3> is a point with an arbitrary positive v-coordinate.

  • CL [+-<value>] denotes a plane perpendicular to the y-axis located at the given y coordinate. <value> is a positive real number.

  • BL [+-<value>] denotes a plane perpendicular to the z-axis located at the given z coordinate. <value> is a positive real number.

  • FR<frame no> [+-<value>] denotes a plane perpendicular to the x-axis located at the given frame position. If <frame no> is a negative number or contains decimals, the actual frame term must be surrounded by apostrophes ('), for example, 'FR105.5'+100.

  • X:=<x-coordinate> denotes a plane perpendicular to the x-axis located at the given coordinate.

  • Y:=<y-coordinate> denotes a plane perpendicular to the y-axis located at the given coordinate.

  • Z:=<z-coordinate> denotes a plane perpendicular to the z-axis located at the given coordinate.

  • <panel> is the name of a panel which defines the plane of the drawing.

  • REFLECT is an optional keyword to be used if the plane is to be defined by the panel in its reflected position.

  • <stiffener no>, <bracket no> and <flange no> are the component numbers on a component on the panel used to define the plane of the drawing.

  • <curve_name> is the name of a curve stored on SB_CGDB which defines the plane of the drawing.

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