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|description=This command is used to create a cricle where 3 different points all lay on the circle.
|description=This command is used to create a cricle where 3 different points all lay on the circle.


|param1=<circle>|param1_desc= The number of the circle (1 to 100) to be defined.This is a number used by the macro to create other geometry.
|param1=<circle number>|param1_desc= The number of the circle (1 to 100) to be defined.This is a number used by the macro to create other geometry.
|param2=<point>|param2_desc= This refers to a previously defined point (1 to 100), this should be given in the format P(Number).
|param2=<point>|param2_desc= This refers to a previously defined point (1 to 100), this should be given in the format P(Number).
|param3=<point>|param3_desc= This refers to a previously defined point (1 to 100), this should be given in the format P(Number).
|param3=<point>|param3_desc= This refers to a previously defined point (1 to 100), this should be given in the format P(Number).

Revision as of 21:48, 13 July 2010

Command

CIRCLE_3P <circle number>, <point>, <point>, <point>


This command is used to create a cricle where 3 different points all lay on the circle.

Parameters

<circle number>
The number of the circle (1 to 100) to be defined.This is a number used by the macro to create other geometry.
<point>
This refers to a previously defined point (1 to 100), this should be given in the format P(Number).
<point>
This refers to a previously defined point (1 to 100), this should be given in the format P(Number).
<point>
This refers to a previously defined point (1 to 100), this should be given in the format P(Number).

Example

- CIRCLE_3P 5, 2, 7