Auxiliary Input of Command Parameters
Command parameters have several auxiliary input functions. For example, you can use the length of other shapes or distance between 2 points when inputting a length parameter.
Types of auxiliary inputs are explained below.
Auxiliary input of coordinate parameters
Relative Point
Specifies a relative point by inputting the distance along X and Y axes from the specified base point to input its coordinate values as a coordinate parameter.
2-Point Midpoint
Inputs the middle point between the specified start and end points as a coordinate parameter.
Auxiliary input of point array parameters
Coordinate File
Inputs the X and Y coordinates written in the specified coordinate file as point array parameters.
Auxiliary input of length parameters
Distance Between Two Points
Inputs the distance between the specified start and end points as a length parameter.
Shape Length
Inputs the length of the selected shape as a length parameter.
Auxiliary input of angle parameters
2-Point Angle
Inputs the angle between a line connecting the specified start and end points and X axis as an angle parameter.
3-Point Angle
Inputs the angle between a line connecting the center and start points, and that connecting the center and end points as an angle parameter.
Shape Angle
Inputs the angle between the selected shape and X axis as an angle parameter.
Shape Relative Angle
Inputs the total of the angle between the selected shape and X axis, and the input angle as an angle parameter.
2-Line Angle
Inputs the angle between 2 lines connecting the specified start and end points as an angle parameter.
Auxiliary input of scale parameters
2-Line Scale
Inputs the scale between 2 lines connecting the specified start and end points as a scale parameter.
Related topics
- Entering Coordinate Values for Relative Point as Coordinate Parameters
- Entering Coordinate Values for Midpoint as Coordinate Parameters
- Entering Distance Between Two Points as Length Parameter
- Entering Length of Shape Selected as Length Parameter
- Entering 2-Point Angle as Angle Parameter
- Entering 3-Point Angle as Angle Parameter
- Entering Angle of Shape Selected as Angle Parameter
- Entering Relative Angle of Shape Selected as Angle Parameter
- Entering Angle between 2 Lines as Angle Parameter
- Entering Scale of Length of 2 Lines as Scale Parameter