The command "3D grid" creates a 3D grid. Analogous to the "Centre line grid" command, a grid is generated on the set auxiliary line layer according to your input.
"3D Auxiliary Line" SYSCAD generates auxiliary lines from a 3D model and inserts them in the BKS "World". Always 2 points result in an auxiliary line
"3D Contour" creates a SYSCAD auxiliary line contour from a 3D model and inserts it in the BKS "World". The contour is closed automatically.
"3D Line Plane" creates an auxiliary point / piercing point between a plane and an AutoCAD/BricsCAD line. First the plane with 3 points must be determined. Then the desired line. The determined point can be recalled with @ in the next command. (E.g. Line @ 100,100,100 creates a line from the point of intersection to 100,100,100)
"3D Point plane" creates an auxiliary point / projection point between a plane and a point. First the plane with 3 points must be determined. Then the desired projection point. The determined point can be recalled with @ in the next command. (E.g. Line @ 100,100,100 creates a line from the projection point to 100,100,100)
"Angle between 2 planes" outputs the angle between 2 planes in space.
creates a 3D grid. Analogous to the "
command, a grid is generated on the set auxiliary line layer according to your input.
SYSCAD generates auxiliary lines from a 3D model and inserts them in the BKS "World". Always 2 points result in an auxiliary line
creates a SYSCAD auxiliary line contour from a 3D model and inserts it in the BKS "World". The contour is closed automatically.
creates an auxiliary point / piercing point between a plane and an AutoCAD/BricsCAD line. First the plane with 3 points must be determined. Then the desired line. The determined point can be recalled with @ in the next command. (E.g. Line @ 100,100,100 creates a line from the point of intersection to 100,100,100)
creates an auxiliary point / projection point between a plane and a point. First the plane with 3 points must be determined. Then the desired projection point. The determined point can be recalled with @ in the next command. (E.g. Line @ 100,100,100 creates a line from the projection point to 100,100,100)
outputs the angle between 2 planes in space.