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obj = CSYS/point,line[,ORIGIN,{point|x,y,z}]
Establishes a coordinate system such that the default origin is at the intersection of the existing line and an imaginary line, normal to the existing line, through the existing point. The Z axis is coincident with the existing line, and the X axis is coincident with the imaginary line.
The negative and positive directions of the Z axis depend on the existing line's start and end points, respectively. The positive direction of the X axis is toward the existing point. The positive and negative directions of the Y axis follow the right hand rule.
Parameter |
Description |
point |
An existing point which is used to establish the orientation of the coordinate system and the direction of the positive X axis. |
line |
An existing line which establishes the orientation of the coordinate system. The direction of the positive Z axis points toward the second end point of the line. |
ORIGIN |
Minor word which indicates that the point in the next field is the coordinate system origin. |
point |
An existing point which establishes the coordinate system origin. |
x,y,z |
The x, y, and z coordinates where you want to place the coordinate system origin. |