HOTARC2

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‎2012-03-22 11:27 AM
‎2012-03-22
11:27 AM
In Archicad12 it was completely wrong, in Archicad14 it is sometimes wrong.
Does anyone has experience with it in Archicad15? Is it correct there?
here is a sample code:
!first draw GOSUB 100 !transform ADD2 2,2 ROT2 45 !second draw GOSUB 100 END !draw something 100: PEN 4 ARC2 -2,0,1,0,90 HOTARC2 -2,0,1,0,90 ARC2 0,0,1,180,270 HOTARC2 0,0,1,180,270 GOSUB 200 RETURN !show XY cursor 200: DEFINE STYLE "xy" "Arial", 2, 3, 0 STYLE xy PEN 1 LINE2 0,0,1,0 TEXT2 1,0, "x" PEN 3 LINE2 0,0,0,1 TEXT2 0,1, "y" RETURNAfter coordinate transformation, the second HOTARC2 is placed badly.
You can search for it with the mouse. (ArchiCAD build 14 HUN 4204 Win32 FULL)
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‎2012-03-22 01:13 PM
‎2012-03-22
01:13 PM
piton wrote:In ArchiCAD 15, one of the arcs after the transformation (the one closer to the center of the object) does not have the HotArc2 mouse response, I do not know why.
Does anyone has experience with it in Archicad15? Is it correct there?
David
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‎2012-03-22 02:08 PM
‎2012-03-22
02:08 PM
It works in AC15 the same way as in AC14.
It's really interesting. Is it a bigbug?
Looks like the ROT command doesn't effect to the HOTARC2.
It's really interesting. Is it a bigbug?
Looks like the ROT command doesn't effect to the HOTARC2.

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‎2012-03-22 07:39 PM
‎2012-03-22
07:39 PM
Interesting.
I changed the start coordinate to 0,0 to see if the negative value had anything to do with it. Now the second, farther away, segment of the rotated arc is the problem with no active hotarc.
I changed the start coordinate to 0,0 to see if the negative value had anything to do with it. Now the second, farther away, segment of the rotated arc is the problem with no active hotarc.
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‎2012-03-22 07:58 PM
‎2012-03-22
07:58 PM
Interesting.
I changed the start coordinate to 0,0 to see if the negative value had anything to do with it. Now the second, farther away, segment of the rotated arc is the problem with no active hotarc.
I changed the start coordinate to 0,0 to see if the negative value had anything to do with it. Now the second, farther away, segment of the rotated arc is the problem with no active hotarc.
Erika
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‎2012-03-22 08:39 PM
‎2012-03-22
08:39 PM
The hotarcs are being rotated, but they are not being moved the correct
amount. If you move your cursor above the left end of the rotated one about the radius high and just to the right you find an invisible node which is the center of the hotarc curve. the mercedes cursor appears to the left and right.
amount. If you move your cursor above the left end of the rotated one about the radius high and just to the right you find an invisible node which is the center of the hotarc curve. the mercedes cursor appears to the left and right.
Erika
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‎2012-03-22 08:43 PM
‎2012-03-22
08:43 PM
HOTARC2 seems to be a bit buggy.
In some new ArchiCAD version(s) (I do not know exactly which) it does not work with 0, 360°, but with 0, 359°.
In some new ArchiCAD version(s) (I do not know exactly which) it does not work with 0, 360°, but with 0, 359°.
Jochen Suehlo . AC12-28 . MAC OSX 14.4 . WIN11
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‎2012-03-24 09:27 PM
‎2012-03-24
09:27 PM
Hello,
I think this the full hotarc2 circle has
been for a long time to be declared as
'hotarc2 0, 0, radius, 0, 359.9' or similar,
not full 360 degrees.
I think this the full hotarc2 circle has
been for a long time to be declared as
'hotarc2 0, 0, radius, 0, 359.9' or similar,
not full 360 degrees.