How do I change the default value of the angle that is between <> in the command UCS
"specify rotation angle about X axis <180.00>:"
from 180.00 to 90.00
Im drawing in isometric view and want to change the default drawing angle from 30 degrees to another angle.
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I'm also attaching the drawing in AutoCAD2010 format.
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It's unioned. and feel free to imagine the angle is not correct. How would you change it.
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Only way I achieved movemenet is
if(oOccurrence.Constraints[i].Name.Equals(name))
{
AngleConstraint a = (AngleConstraint)oOccurrence.Constraints[i];
Object oEntity1 = a.EntityOne;
Object oEntity2 = a.EntityTwo;
String sVal = "" + angle + " deg";
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but this is really slow, as much as changing throught parameter:
if (assemblyDoc.ComponentDefinition.Parameters[i].Name == "d655")
{
Inventor.Parameter invParam = assemblyDoc.ComponentDefinition.Parameters[i];
invParam.Value = Math.PI * angle/180;
inventorApplication.ActiveDocument.Update();
}
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Current
(setq BlkName (getstring "
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Note: Option2 is just shown for reference, I'm only interested in solving Option1
Bend with Elevation change.gif
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