line geometry

Anonymous — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 20:45:36 GMT

Here is the code I am working with
mul2 A/0.862105, B/0.862105
add2 62'-9.5004", -42'-7.8959"
pen 11
line_property 0
line2 -61'-4.5298", 45'-5.8370", -59'-11.5593", 44'-0.8664"
line2 -59'-11.5593", 44'-0.8664", -61'-4.5298", 42'-7.8959"
line2 -61'-4.5298", 42'-7.8959", -62'-9.5004", 44'-0.8664"
line2 -62'-9.5004", 44'-0.8664", -61'-4.5298", 45'-5.8370"

Are these x,y coordinates? I need to relocate the square in relationship to the other objects and don't know if this is how I make that happen.

Re: line geometry

Anonymous — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 22:22:53 GMT

Working with this automatically generated code is going to be a pain in the neck. It is MUCH easier to just script a rectangle with something like:

Rect2 x1, y1, x2, y2

The arguments represent any variable or constant values you want to use to define the coordinates two corners of the rectangle. A common form would be:

Rect2 0, 0, A, B

Which starts at the local origin and uses the default size parameters (adjustable in the Info palette).

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