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I have a north arrow and azimuth, I am trying to program the small azimuth arrow angle to be in relation to the large north arrow, as shown below. Currently, both the large arrow (north) and the small arrow (azimuth) are in relation to the top of the circle. I would like the larger north arrow to be rotatable in relation to the top, while making the small azimuth arrow rotate (and be able to type in) in relation to the large north arrow. Can this be done with a lookup table?
Post your block please.
And do you need a lookup table urgently? (Do you need "only" the rotation functionality even if it is realized in another way? Should the block also fulfill other tasks?).
Jürgen Palme
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Is >>this<< what you're looking for?
BTW (off topic): Why did you draw such a bunch of lines instead of two appropriate hatches?
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Thank you, no. It is close in that the two objects are linked, however, I would like only the angle VALUE of the azimuth arrow to change, not the angle to move with the north arrow. Essentially tying the origin of the object's rotation to another object.
For example:
@Anonymous wrote:
For example: ...
IMHO it does what you have shown in the last images (>>click<<) and also as I understand your description. Obviously caused by my lack of English (it is not my native language). Sorry.
Would you please describe again detailed what exactly you want to do and what you expect to happen.
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@Anonymous wrote:
How did you set the Rotation1 parameter?
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