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baixiaodong
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Rescue Education on the Use of Status Codes

The 600, 800 status codes in a line segment or arc are difficult to understand. Can you please explain the difference between the usage environment of 600 and absolute coordinates?

800 is for modifying tangents, but the corresponding rule cannot be found.

 

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runxel
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600 means the start of a polygon. Basically the same as 0. You'll only need it for holes.

800 will not generate a new point/segment, but rather give the GDL interpreter a new tangent seperately from the actual current one. This is a rarely used statuscode; it will be used by other following statuses like 1000 and 2000.

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runxel
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600 means the start of a polygon. Basically the same as 0. You'll only need it for holes.

800 will not generate a new point/segment, but rather give the GDL interpreter a new tangent seperately from the actual current one. This is a rarely used statuscode; it will be used by other following statuses like 1000 and 2000.

Lucas Becker | AC 29 on Mac (Sequoia) | Graphisoft Insider Panelist | Akroter.io – high-end GDL objects | Author of Runxel's Archicad Wiki | Editor at SelfGDL | Developer of the GDL plugin for Sublime Text

My List of AC shortcomings & bugs | I Will Piledrive You If You Mention AI Again |

POSIWID – The Purpose Of a System Is What It Does /// «Furthermore, I consider that Carth... yearly releases must be destroyed»

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