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Fields used to calculate slope of line
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Hi there,
I've tried (and failed) to create a fake slope label for line.
I've put in what I thought would be the correct formulas for it, i.e. rise/run.
This would mean putting Z1-Z2 / length, all of which you can get from a line.
But the result comes back showing the X, Y and Z coordinates divided by the length, even though I've only ticked the Z values in the co-ordinates.
Help.
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Re: Fields used to calculate slope of line
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I am not sure if this is what you mean but it works here.
Setting Out (Joinery Manufacturing)
Autocad 2013LT
Windows 7 professional
Re: Fields used to calculate slope of line
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Stephen,
That's pretty much what I was after.
Looking into what you've done, I've discovered another problem. The length of the line given is the true 3D length, not the 'top-down' 2D length that I required.
Oh well, I guess a bit of Pythagoras will solve that.
Thanks very much. I still don't know why my take on it was chucking out X, Y, Z's though. Oh well!

