Check to see if I read your message correctly. Assuming I did, the following should help.
- The slope from P1 is 1:1. I'll call this line L1.
- The line from P2 down is vertical. I'll call this line L2.
- The slope of the line leading from L1 to L2 is 1.5%. I'll call this L3.
What version are you using? If C3D2024 or newer, they FINALLY made it possible to use AND SHARE a custom subassembly. So I would look at using SAC to generate this:
- Place an Auxiliary link (AL1) from P1 down the given slope. Distance won't matter at this point.
- Create L2 from P2 down the appropriate depth.
- Create an Auxiliary link (AL2) from the bottom of L2 the appropriate slope. Again, distance won't matter at this point.
- Create a Auxiliary Point (AP1) at the intersection of AL1 & AL2.
- Create a link connecting P1 to AP1.
- Create a link connecting AP1 to the bottom of L2.
Don Ireland
Engineering Design Technician

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