CHAMFEREQUAL

The chamfer cutting the corner between two elements, the same distance back along both.

Syntax

CHAMFEREQUAL(@a,@b,d).POINTA
CHAMFEREQUAL(@a,@b,d,endA,endB).POINTB

Argument	Meaning
@a, @b	The two elements.
d	How far back along each.
endA, endB	Which corner (optional).

Result

The chamfer: take .POINTA and .POINTB, its ends, or .CORNER, where the two elements (extended if need be) meet.

Examples

In the example drawing:

Expression	Gives
`CHAMFEREQUAL(@5,@7,30).POINTA`	`[70,0]`
`CHAMFEREQUAL(@5,@7,30).POINTB`	`[86.5836,26.8328]`

Notes

The ends are START, END or NONE: the corner that cuts off the first element's endA and the second's endB. Leave both out (or NONE) for whichever corner fits best. The corner follows the elements.

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