alignment of a curve extracted from 3d

[marcoiac]

Hello.
I have to align a curve extracted from a 3d on the x y plane without losing its curvature characteristics. I tried with the command line but it modifies the curve and so I can't give it a real quota. Thank you so much for your answer

 

[GP.]

ucs -> object (curve)
select the curve with ctrl+c
ucs global
ctrl

 

[Tristus]

command "allinea"
select the curve start as the first point of origin and one of the corners of the top rectangle as the first point of destination. then select the end curve as the second point of origin and the other corner of the plane as the second point of destination.
complete the command line without climbing.
to align the curved center on the plane uses the wheel command with the reference option. as a rotating axis of the curve the passing axis between beginning and end of the curve.

 

[Tristus]

The method proposed by gp is faster.
I propose a more far-reaching method, but it can be used to take autocad familiarity for those who are first armed with this program.

ps if the 3 points of the arc (early middle) should not lie on the same floor you will have to try to mediate between them.

 

[GP.]

another phenomenon here... opens two equal discussions as if it were with water to the throat (one will have rightly erased it) and then disappears. . .

 

[marcoiac]

another phenomenon here... opens two equal discussions as if it were with water to the throat (one will have rightly erased it) and then disappears. . .

hi phenomenon, I read some advice and applied them. Why would I have to continue a discussion without any other problems? then the question of the two equal discussions happened because I did not know how the forum worked. less than there are other kind and willing people to respond and not arrogant and presumptuous like you.

 

[marcoiac]

The method proposed by gp is faster.
I propose a more far-reaching method, but it can be used to take autocad familiarity for those who are first armed with this program.

ps if the 3 points of the arc (early middle) should not lie on the same floor you will have to try to mediate between them.

Thank you very much, I applied this method and was super helpful.

 

[Cristallo]

less than there are other kind and willing people to respond and not arrogant and presumptuous like you.

maleducation is in here.
one that deals with aluminum projects for Christmas lighting, it allows to give the arrogant and presumptuous to gp, notoriously available beyond the due.
one that is so "participative" to the forum, that not only from the arrogant to gp, but that responds after 6 months (6 months!!).

hi phenomenon, I read some advice and applied them. Why would I have to continue a discussion without any other problems? .

That's exactly what he challenged you. you had your own and disappeared, without even deigning to say "we thank you, it worked" - "I'm sorry, isn't it, other solutions? "

I tell you in a slang to you I mean: It goes to fpha 'e cartun and vire' and nu te fa cchiù verè a ca attuorno.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

Why would I have to continue a discussion without any other problems?

because the forum is not a service service, otherwise you should have paid it and consequently you would not have used it. to say thank you, and it would be the least, it is an act due to those who solve a problem.