Scratch what I wrote before.
Draw one reference line between lines A and B, where the base of your extrusion is now. Use trig to control the sides of that little triangle you now have so that the new line is always 1 1/2" and constrain your extrusion to the new line.
Maybe I misunderstood but what you are asking cannot be done with what you show. The shape can only move within a limited range (see the 1.5" R blue circle) until it will disconnect from ref B. Maybe show a sketch of your end goal instead of piecemeal information then we may suggest a different approach overall.
@mhiserZFHXS wrote:
Not if it rotates, which is what I interpreted, but maybe I'm wrong?
It doesn't matter if the shape rotates or not. 1.5" from the intersection of the 2 ref planes is the limit.
It's not 1 1/2 inches from the intersection. It's just a 1 1/2" line between those two planes. There are an infinite number of ways that could be oriented.
@mhiserZFHXS wrote:
It's not 1 1/2 inches from the intersection. It's just a 1 1/2" line between those two planes. There are an infinite number of ways that could be oriented.
Oriented, yes. But neither of the two corners can be more than 1.5" from the intersection. Feel free to correct me by showing a sketch of a such condition.
Post a photograph of this pergola you are trying to model, as well as your RFA. Maybe then we can help you find a solution. Right now, you are only giving us a puzzle piece that may or may not fit - or even belong. Know what I mean?
Ah, yea, but I don't THINK that's OP's intention. But I don't know since they've gone quiet.
@mhiserZFHXS wrote:
Ah, yea, but I don't THINK that's OP's intention. But I don't know since they've gone quiet.
OP has not only gone quiet but has deleted post. Too bad. I was really curious to know what that puzzle piece was all about. 😉