Point Given

<given>::=<point>[ <direction> [ ,M1=<offset> ]

<point>

See the general definition of this item in the design language.

However, for a 3D point all the three coordinates X/Y/Z may be given.

<direction>::=

  <point def. by XT/YT/ZT>

{                          }

  ,T=<angle>

The primary direction (DIR1) is defined. The secondary direction is automatically set to DIR1 +90.

If not given, DIR1 will be set to 0.

Note: The point and the direction may be given independently of each other, for example, the direction may be given by T and the point by X/Y/Z.

This clause is irrelevant for 3D points.

M1

Defines a move along <direction> from the given point.

Examples:

1.

POI, U=1000, V=500, T=30, M1=500, DY=100;

2.

POI, X=FR75, Y=P3+25, T=45, M1=-100;

3.

POI, XYZ=P1()2, DY=725;