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|param2=<xc>|param2_desc= The value of the center of the circle for the x axis. | |param2=<xc>|param2_desc= The value of the center of the circle for the x axis. | ||
|param3=<yc>|param3_desc= The value of the center of the circle for the y axis. | |param3=<yc>|param3_desc= The value of the center of the circle for the y axis. | ||
|param4=<angle>|param4_desc= An angle value can be in either degrees or radians. Positive angles indicate a CCW direction, negative for CW.<br/>Use the DEGREES or RADIANS commands to switch between the two angle modes. | |param4=<angle>|param4_desc= An angle value can be in either degrees or radians. Positive angles indicate a CCW direction, negative for CW.<br/>Use the [[DEGREES]] or [[RADIANS]] commands to switch between the two angle modes. | ||
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Revision as of 17:17, 13 July 2010
Command
- POINT_ROTATE <point number>, <xc>, <yc>, <angle>,
This is used to rotate a point about a circle.
Parameters
- <point number>
- The number of the point (1 to 100) to be defined.This is a number used by the macro to create other geometry.
- <xc>
- The value of the center of the circle for the x axis.
- <yc>
- The value of the center of the circle for the y axis.
- <angle>
- An angle value can be in either degrees or radians. Positive angles indicate a CCW direction, negative for CW.
Use the DEGREES or RADIANS commands to switch between the two angle modes.
Example
- - POINT_ROTATE 15, 12, 4, 16
