Property | Name Type |
Description |
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z length |
Z value |
Actions with result "contour" | |
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Contour of boundary elements contour_ofelements |
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Contour of construction elements contour_onconstruction |
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Equidistant (parallel) contour contour_parallel |
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Mirrored contour contour_mirrorline |
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Copied contour contour_copypoint |
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Combining contours contour_union |
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Subsequent rounding of a contour contour_rounded |
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Contour composed of a spline contour_ofspline |
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Rectangle with rounded corners macro_rectangle |
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Slot macro_slot |
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Polygon macro_multicorner |
Actions with result "void" (invalid) and names "contour_..." | |
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Sketch a contour composed of lines and arcs contour_sketch |
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Contour Tracing contour_tracing |
You should use the object type contour when edges or features of bodies are to be processed as a separate set. Once this set has been formed, you may perform various operations on it, e.g. rounding.
You may use the objects line, circle (arc) or ellipse (elliptical arc) as boundary elements. You may identify them explicitly or automatically.
Contours may be open or closed. They may contain one or more "contour-parts" which don't have to be connected.
Each contour has a direction which depends on the order of input parameters. This affects internal calculations, e.g. parallel contours.
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