Trans or other?

I've got to admit I haven't looked, but is there a trans function to Take an
Xref line startpoint and endpoint, and have it converted to the current
modelspace location.

This must also take into consideration that the xref can be rotated,
mirrored or moved.

I know that I'd have to take the xref insertion, rotation and existing
condition layout to calculate any selected xref line and have it
repositioned for point in current drawing model space location.

Has anyone created anything similar?

 

Rudy,

Take a look at the John Uhden functions posted by BillZ under thread, "How to trans
WCS to OCS" 9/12/2004. It contains functions to go both ways. You'd be interested in
the @PTrans function, which does OCS to WCS.

Most of the code you'll find there (by Larry Leuallen) is devoted to going the other
way, WCS to OCS. IOW, it's not used by @PTrans. @PTrans only depends on John's
4x3->4x4 function.

Joe Burke

 

what's wrong with ncopy?
rudy the keyin is NC



"Rudy Tovar" <>
|>I've got to admit I haven't looked, but is there a trans function to Take an
|>Xref line startpoint and endpoint, and have it converted to the current
|>modelspace location.
|>
|>This must also take into consideration that the xref can be rotated,
|>mirrored or moved.
|>
|>I know that I'd have to take the xref insertion, rotation and existing
|>condition layout to calculate any selected xref line and have it
|>repositioned for point in current drawing model space location.
|>
|>Has anyone created anything similar?
|>


David

 

Thanks Joe, I'll take a look.

 

Gracias Luis por tu consejo.

 

Thanks David, but you don't see the whole picture.

I'll illustrate it to you later.

Thanks anyway.

 

Thanks Luis... but it would be a killer utility to incorporate all the other
factors.

 

That and much more.

You nailed it.