CHAMFEREQUAL
Cuts the corner between two elements with a straight line the same distance back along both.
Syntax
CHAMFEREQUAL @a,@b,distance
CHAMFEREQUAL @a,@b,distance,pointsOnly,trim,extend
| Argument | Meaning |
|---|---|
| @a, @b | The two elements. |
| distance | How far back from the corner along each. |
| pointsOnly | TRUE to only add the corner's points, leaving out the line (optional: FALSE). |
| trim | FALSE to add the line but leave the two elements as they are (optional: TRUE, trim them to it). |
| extend | FALSE to refuse elements that don't reach the corner (optional: TRUE, extend lines and arcs to it). |
Examples
LINE @1,P0,P1
LINE @2,P1,P2
CHAMFEREQUAL @1,@2,30
Notes
The distance is one variable (CHAM1 …), so the cut stays equal when it changes. Between elements other than two line segments that meet at a point, the elements are kept on the Construction layer and the trimmed parts are defined on them.
See also: CHAMFER, CHAMFEREQUAL(), Chamfer Tool.