Add an ability to create a workplane with another workplane.
This is useful in case one wants to create a workplane based on one of the reference ones, to be explicit, or to avoid fishing out again the line segments used to create a workplane at an angle.pull/109/merge
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@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ New sketch features:
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boolean operation, to increase performance.
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* Translate and rotate groups can create n-dimensional arrays using
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the "difference" and "assembly" boolean operations.
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* A new sketch in workplane group can be created based on existing workplane.
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* TTF text request has two additional points on the right side, which allow
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constraining the width of text.
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* Irrelevant points (e.g. arc center point) are not counted when estimating
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@ -120,13 +120,27 @@ void Group::MenuGroup(Command id) {
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}
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if(SS.GW.projRight.Dot(ut) < 0) g.predef.negateU = true;
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if(SS.GW.projUp. Dot(vt) < 0) g.predef.negateV = true;
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} else if(gs.workplanes == 1 && gs.n == 1) {
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Group *wrkplg = SK.GetGroup(gs.entity[0].group());
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g.subtype = wrkplg->subtype;
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g.predef.origin = wrkplg->predef.origin;
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if (wrkplg->subtype == Subtype::WORKPLANE_BY_LINE_SEGMENTS) {
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g.predef.entityB = wrkplg->predef.entityB;
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g.predef.entityC = wrkplg->predef.entityC;
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g.predef.swapUV = wrkplg->predef.swapUV;
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g.predef.negateU = wrkplg->predef.negateU;
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g.predef.negateV = wrkplg->predef.negateV;
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} else {
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g.predef.q = wrkplg->predef.q;
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}
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} else {
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Error("Bad selection for new sketch in workplane. This "
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"group can be created with:\n\n"
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" * a point (orthogonal to coordinate axes, "
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"through the point)\n"
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" * a point and two line segments (parallel to the "
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"lines, through the point)\n");
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"lines, through the point)\n"
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" * a workplane (copy of the workplane)\n");
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return;
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}
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break;
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