line geometry
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2007-07-05 10:45 PM
2007-07-05
10:45 PM
mul2 A/0.862105, B/0.862105
add2 62'-9.5004", -42'-7.8959"
pen 11
line_property 0
line2 -61'-4.5298", 45'-5.8370", -59'-11.5593", 44'-0.8664"
line2 -59'-11.5593", 44'-0.8664", -61'-4.5298", 42'-7.8959"
line2 -61'-4.5298", 42'-7.8959", -62'-9.5004", 44'-0.8664"
line2 -62'-9.5004", 44'-0.8664", -61'-4.5298", 45'-5.8370"
Are these x,y coordinates? I need to relocate the square in relationship to the other objects and don't know if this is how I make that happen.
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2007-07-06 12:22 AM
2007-07-06
12:22 AM
Working with this automatically generated code is going to be a pain in the neck. It is MUCH easier to just script a rectangle with something like:
Rect2 x1, y1, x2, y2
The arguments represent any variable or constant values you want to use to define the coordinates two corners of the rectangle. A common form would be:
Rect2 0, 0, A, B
Which starts at the local origin and uses the default size parameters (adjustable in the Info palette).
Rect2 x1, y1, x2, y2
The arguments represent any variable or constant values you want to use to define the coordinates two corners of the rectangle. A common form would be:
Rect2 0, 0, A, B
Which starts at the local origin and uses the default size parameters (adjustable in the Info palette).