2020-08-04
06:49 AM
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2022-09-26
01:55 PM
by
Daniel Kassai
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2020-08-04 12:29 PM
CUTPOLYA n, status, d, x1, y1, mask1, ..., xn, yn, maskn [, x, y, z] [statement1 statement2 ... statementn] CUTEND
status: controls the treatment of the generated cut polygons.Instead of d=0, use a very small distance, like 1 mm.
1: use the attributes of the body for the generated polygons and edges,
2: generated cut polygons will be treated as normal polygons.
d: the distance between the local origin and the end of the half-infinite tube.
0: means a cut with an infinite tube.
maski: similar to the PRISM_ command.
maski = j1 + 2*j2 + 4*j3 + 64*j7, where each j can be 0 or 1.
2020-08-05 02:06 AM
Martin Walter wrote:Ok. I realize CUTPOLYA wont do the job.
Is there a way to only show the cutted geometry that is on the cutting plane?
Perhaps if you tell us what do you want to achieve we can better help you.
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2020-08-06 06:05 PM
Martin wrote:
The vertical wall lines are not so important to show.
So how can I control the depth of the section?
2020-08-06 06:06 PM
Barry wrote:
Martin wrote:The section you place on plan has an option to limit the depth or it can be just a cut with no depth at all.
The vertical wall lines are not so important to show.
So how can I control the depth of the section?
It will limit the depth for everything in the section - not just the window frame.
Barry.
2020-08-25 05:07 AM
Barry wrote:
Martin wrote:
The vertical wall lines are not so important to show.
So how can I control the depth of the section?
The section you place on plan has an option to limit the depth or it can be just a cut with no depth at all.
It will limit the depth for everything in the section - not just the window frame.
Barry.