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Kent1Cooper
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Can you explain in greater detail, and illustrate, what it's supposed to do?  Does "at a seemingly random angle" refer to the plane of the Circle relative to the WCS XY plane?

 

It probably has something to do with the (angle) function.  Help for that says, for the return value:

 

The angle is measured from the X axis of the current construction plane, in radians, with angles increasing in the counterclockwise direction. If 3D points are supplied, they are projected onto the current construction plane.

 

So it will be ignoring your changed ANGBASE and ANGDIR settings.  In lieu of trying to figure out how that affects the result, and/or how to compensate, could you just have the routine temporarily set ANGBASE and ANGDIR to the defaults during the process, and then set them back?

Kent Cooper, AIA
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@commanderjarak55G54 wrote:

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With your suggestion, would I be right to just set ANGBASE and ANGDIR to defaults at the start of the command, and set them back to our desired values at the end?


If it worked right before you changed your standard settings for those, I think that should work [without having tried it].

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@commanderjarak55G54 

Though I have extreme faith in Kent's suggestion, I ponder.

What do you mean by random angle?  Might you mean random position?

When you say random, does that mean you can run the program with the same angbase and angdir and get different results?

John F. Uhden

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