@ command for inclination and length

[Furnu87]

good day to all, I would have a question that maybe is a little banal but to which it is a little time that I can not answer.
I remember from the school that with the use of the @ symbol (kick) you can give to the line the length and inclination you want: but how do you indicate the command?

 

[wuizze]

what you can do is: select the command line, click the initial point of the line, then type "@" and at this point you can enter the incremental values of the second point (e.g. if you type 2500,2500 the second point will be 2500 along the x axis and 2500 along the y axis compared to the first point, thus forming a 45° inclined line)

Hi.

 

[Pielle60]

Hi.
if length = 10 and angle = 45, give the command line and insert the polar coordinates in the following form:
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pilasters

 

[Furnu87]

Here it is! :finger::finger::finger:
Perfect! It was exactly what I was trying to remember!
Thank you, good day!

 

[Giuseppe Mauro]

the @ in autocad indicates a coordination relative to the last point iserito.

@10,45 indicates a distance of 10 long x and 45 long y
@10<45 indicates a distance of 10 with 45 degrees angle
@1,4,12 indicates a distance of 1 long x and 4 long y and 12 long z

 

[Furnu87]

Thank you.