[PythonCAD] rotating objects?
Russ Nelson
nelson at crynwr.com
Tue Jun 6 00:23:55 CEST 2006
Art Haas writes:
> to place the parallel line. Use a similar procedure for creating
> horizontal lines 13.55mm across. You then go to 'Draw'->'Segment' and
> draw segments on the box defined by the construction lines.
Hrm. Okay, I can make four angled construction lines, however there
are only three intersections. How do I define a point to snap to at
the fourth intersection?
Slowly .... I'm figuring out how to use this program. It begs for a
tutorial.
If I have something selected, and then choose Modify/Delete, shouldn't
that delete the selected things?
Shouldn't the scroll wheel zoom in and out on the thing you're
pointing at?
If I select four points and the four segments connecting them, and
then Edit/Copy, shouldn't Edit/Paste insert four points and segments?
I'm only getting one point inserted.
> The use of construction lines is how PythonCAD is designed to create
> drawings.
Indeed! They're practically a requirement.
> No, I haven't. Python offered an XML parsing module making the format
> easy to deal with, and when I started this project it fit the bill.
Maybe better for me to add the features I want within PythonCAD
.... like rotate.
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