Try the following: Draw a cylinder and add an ellipse at the top of the cylinder to form the object. The CUTPLANE command comes before the above object creation and you locate it's origin with the ADD x,y,z (for cutplane) then enter the angle of the cut (which I'd guess you want to be between 0 and 90 degrees from your drawing).
Please note that the brackets are my comments, don't include them in the script.
MATERIAL material
PEN pen
ADD x,y,z (for cutplane origin)
CUTPLANE angle
DEL 1
CYLIND h1,r1
ADDz h1
ELLIPS h2,r1 (h2 = r1 if this is sphere rather than ellipse)
DEL 1
CUTEND
The above will do the basic object, you'll need to add any other transformation statements needed to rotate the overall object. Also, in the 2D Script you'll need to add PROJECT2 3,270,2 for the 2D symbol.
If you're confused about the cutplane, add CIRCLE r after CUTPLANE to help you visualize the cutplane location and angle. Don't forget to put "!" in front of CUTPLANE, CUTEND whilst you're doing this.
Cheers, Cameron
Cameron Hestler, Architect
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