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ā2011-11-30 04:14 PM
ā2011-11-30
04:14 PM
project2{3} 3, 270, 3 + 32, 4, 91 ! adds fill project2 3, 270, 2 !adds outline
I now want to display this object differently one story below (a beam for example) I would like the beam to only show the outline of the object but I would like the outline be a hidden linetype not solid.
Can I do this using project command or is there a different command I should be using? I know I can just do a polygon or lines but if I tilt the beam the display will not be a rectangle.
If you can give me an example that would be great.
Thanks,
John
AC12
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ā2011-11-30 09:54 PM
ā2011-11-30
09:54 PM
Only the "system" linetypes will work with project comands unfortunately ;-(
Best Regards,
Piotr
Best Regards,
Piotr
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ā2011-12-01 01:18 PM
ā2011-12-01
01:18 PM
Thank you for your reply.
John
John

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ā2011-12-01 04:15 PM
ā2011-12-01
04:15 PM
Try this:
LINE_TYPE dash_line PROJECT2{3} 3, 270, 3 + 32, 4 ,91 PROJECT2{3} 3, 270, 3 + 32, 8If you use a dashed Line for "dash_line", a dashed line is shown in 2D.
Jochen Suehlo . AC12-28 . MAC OSX 14.4 . WIN11
GDL object creation: b-prisma.de
GDL object creation: b-prisma.de
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ā2011-12-01 08:44 PM
ā2011-12-01
08:44 PM
Works great, Thanks for the help.