Modify op path2

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args opnum, dist
local numfeat, ifeat, itype
local xs, ys, zs, xe, ye, ze, xc, yc, zc, rad, idir
local x1, y1, z1, x2, y2, z2, ang1, ang2, ang3
 
 
! get a copy of the current op path
! ---------------------------------
 
get_op_num_feat opnum, numfeat ! get the number of features
if numfeat<1 then goto done ! make sure there is at least 1
 
define_path_list 1 ! create path list
 
select_op_path_type main ! select the main path
get_op_path opnum get a copy of the op path
! this will be path zero
 
get_op_path_start opnum, xs, ys, zs
create_path 1, xs, ys, zs ! start a new path
 
 
! divide it up
! ------------
 
for ifeat=1 to numfeat
 
:get_op_feat_type opnum, ifeat, itype
:progress_set (ifeat / numfeat)
 
:if itype = feat_type_line then goto edit_line
:if itype = feat_type_arc then goto edit_arc
 
  ! not a line or arc, just use this feature as it is
 
:add_path_feat 1, 0, ifeat ! copy this feat to the new path
 
:continue
 
:edit_line
:get_op_feat_start opnum, ifeat, xs, ys, zs
:get_op_feat_end opnum, ifeat, xe, ye, ze
:get_op_feat_angles opnum, ifeat, ang1, ang2, ang3
 
:x1 = xs + ((xe - xs) / 2)
:y1 = ys + ((ye - ys) / 2)
:z1 = zs + ((ze - zs) / 2)
 
:ang2 = ang1 + 90
 
:x2 = x1 + dist * cos(ang2)
:y2 = y1 + dist * sin(ang2)
:z2 = z1
 
:add_path_line 1, x1, y1, z1 ! mid way along the feature
:add_path_line 1, x2, y2, z2 ! out by the given distance
:add_path_line 1, x1, y1, z1 ! back to mid point
:add_path_line 1, xe, ye, ze ! end of original features
 
:continue
 
:edit_arc
 
:get_op_feat_start opnum, ifeat, xs, ys, zs
:get_op_feat_end opnum, ifeat, xe, ye, ze
:get_op_feat_angles opnum, ifeat, ang1, ang2, ang3
:get_op_feat_arc_data opnum, ifeat, rad, idir, xc, yc, zc
:if idir=1 then ang3 = -ang3
 
:ang1 = ang1 + (ang3 / 2) ! angle mid way around arc
:if ang1>360 then ang1 = ang1 - 360
:if ang1<0 then ang1 = ang1 + 360
 
:ang2 = ang1
:if idir=0 then ang2 = ang1 + 180
:if ang2 > 360 then ang2 = ang2 - 360
 
:x1 = xc + rad * cos(ang1)
:y1 = yc + rad * sin(ang1)
:z1 = zs + ((ze - zs) / 2)
 
:x2 = x1 + dist * cos(ang2)
:y2 = y1 + dist * sin(ang2)
:z2 = z1
 
:if idir=1 then add_path_arc 1, x1, y1, z1, xc, yc, zc, rad, cw
:if idir#1 then add_path_arc 1, x1, y1, z1, xc, yc, zc, rad, ccw
 
:add_path_line 1, x2, y2, z2 ! out by the given distance
:add_path_line 1, x1, y1, z1 ! back to mid point
 
:if idir=1 then add_path_arc 1, xe, ye, ze, xc, yc, zc, rad, cw
:if idir#1 then add_path_arc 1, xe, ye, ze, xc, yc, zc, rad, ccw
 
next ifeat
 
 
! end of path
! -----------
 
copy_path 1, 0 ! copy the new path to path zero
set_op_path opnum ! set the op path to use path zero
delete_path_list ! delete the list of paths
 
:done