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==Description== |
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Revision as of 11:34, 3 January 2019
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| Menü konumu |
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| Draft -> Point |
| Tezgahlar |
| Draft, Arch |
| Varsayılan kısayol |
| P T |
| Versiyonda tanıtıldı |
| - |
| Ayrıca bkz |
| Hiçbiri |
Description
The Point tool creates a simple point in the current work plane, handy to serve as reference for placing other objects later. It takes the color previously set on the Tasks tab.
How to use
- Press the
Draft Point button, or press P then T keys - Click a point on the 3D view, or type a coordinate
Options
- To enter coordinates manually, simply enter the numbers, then press ENTER between each X, Y and Z component.
- Press ESC or the Cancel button to abort the current Line command.
Properties
- VeriX: The X coordinate of the point
- VeriY: The Y coordinate of the point
- VeriZ: The Z coordinate of the point
Scripting
The Point tool can by used in macros and from the python console by using the following function:
makePoint([x],[y],[z])
- makes a point at the given coordinates. If no X, Y and Z coordinates are given, the point is created at (0,0,0). Returns the newly created object.
Example:
import Draft
Draft.makePoint(6,4,2)