Parameter | Name Type |
Description |
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type weld_type |
Additional information |
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side weld_side |
Location of the welded side |
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refpoint star |
List of reference points (P1 ... Pn) |
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p point |
Reference Point |
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pt_on_line wcoord |
Location of the reference line relative to the first reference point. |
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angle_refline angle |
Angle of the reference line to the x axis |
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content star |
List of weld informations |
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location weld_line |
Location of the line |
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pre_symbol string |
Text before the symbol, |
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symbol string |
Weld symbol |
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post_symbol string |
Text after the symbol, |
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add_symbol string |
Additional symbol, offset symbol |
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post_add string |
Text after the additional symbol, |
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fork weldfork |
Fork with additonal text:
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With this action you can create a welding symbol according to DIN 1912. They are kept as general as possible in order to permit any desired combination of graphic symbols and texts.
Welding is often performed in several layers so that the graphic symbols have to be ordered one above the other in drawings. For this reason, you may define multiple lines and freely select the position of symbols relative to the reference line (parameter location ). So you can combine all graphical symbols.
The graphical symbols are aligned one above the other depending on the longest previous text.
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