Does it matter which side the smaller of the two distance stagger?
As you show in the pic, the angle is 90 degrees. The next offset will
have a positive X, and a negative Y. What I gave you earlier should
have been an equal stagger regardless of positive X or Y.
Try this:
90, 0,0, 6,-9, 6,-18
The offset distance is based on the angle of the line. If it helps,
this is where you turn the paper so the (dashed) line is horizontal
and the positive-X direction points to the right (East).
Now determine the X-direction and Y-direction.
In the pic above, the next line begins 6 units in the X direction
and -9 units in the Y direction.
The last pair of numbers is Pen Up / -Pen Down. A "0" is a dot.
You are drawing a line 6 units long and not drawing for 18
additional units before it starts a new cycle.
Notice I did not give a unit of measurement?
(apologies for not viewing your earlier attachment as I am not in
the habit of opening others' files)
Hope this helps.
Scot-65
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