GEOMETRY TOOLS. Contents

Size: px

Start display at page:

Download "GEOMETRY TOOLS. Contents"

Reginald Washington
5 years ago
Views:

1 Contents 1. Contents 2. Expand Line, Intersect, Parallel line 1, 2, 3 3. Parallel line 3, 4, 5 4. Mid Point 1, 2, Normal Line 1, 2 5. Normal line 3, Perpendicular Bisector, Angle Bisector, Symmetry Angle 6. Arc 1, 2, 3, 4 7. Circle 1, 2, 3, Compass 8. Square, XY Plane, Polar Plane, Ellipse with Tangent Lines Lines 9. Parallelogram, Trapezoid Point Parallelogram, on Line, Point Trapezoid on Arc, Point on Circle, Ellipse with Angular Axes Intersect 2, 2, Intersect 22 Portable, Intersect 3, 3, Intersect 33 Portable General Right Right Click Click Menus Junichi Yoda Copy Right 2011 All right Reserved Return to HomePage

2 Expand Line, Intersect, Parallel line 1, 2, 3 Exppand Line Line ends extend with controls. Angle of line keeps fixed while you extend line ends. s Intersect s s Pointing Circle Connecting Point Has connection point at the crossing point of 2 lines. If 2 lines does not cross, connection point locates on the extended lines. You can place 4 controls on existing lines. Has extra menus that hides pointing circle, and that shows extenstion lines. If copy and paste the shapesheet formulas, User.Eps, User.IntersectX and User.IntersectX to your shape, your shape can be more intelligent. Hide extension Show extension Parallel Line Second line runs always parallel to the base line. Line ends extend with controls. s for distance from base line for length Of second line Existing Line Parallel Line 2 Second line runs always parallel to the base line. Center control on 2nd line decides distance from first line. s

3 Parallel line 3, 4, 5 Parallel Line 3 Second line runs always parallel to the base line. Length of second line is always same as first line. Has extra menus that backwards and forewords second line. Show Hide Parallel Line 4 Third Line Parallel lines on both side of base line. Type 4 has parallel lines of different distance from base line, type 5 has them of same distance. s s for distance from base line s for length Of second line s Parallel Line 5 s Parallel lines on both side of base line. Type 4 has parallel lines of different distance from base line, type 5 has them of same distance. Third Line for the same distance from base line s for length Of second line s

4 Mid Point 1, 2, Normal Line 1, 2 Mid Point Second line always start from mid point of base line. Existing Line Mid point Mid point Mid Point 2 Line has a connection point at the center. Connect new line to the connection point. Mid point New line Mid point Normal Line 1 Second line runs normal to the base line. Adjust start point and length with 1 control. Existing Line Normal Line 2 Second line runs normal to the base line. Second line slides with control at bottom end. s for length of second line to slide second line

5 Normal line 3, Perpendicular Bisector, Angle Bisector, Symmetry Angle Normal Line 3 Simple symmetric normal line at end point of line. Adjust length Existing Line Perpendicular Bisector to adjust length of second line Second line is always vertical to the base line, and starts from mid point of base line. You can place 2 handles of base line on existing line or circle. Existing Circle Angle Bisector Mid Line to adjust length of mid line Mid line has half angle of the angle base line and top line. Adjust angle and length with 2 controls. Existing Line Symmetry Angle 2 lines are symmetry to base line. Third Line

6 Arc to adjust Angle of Second line Arc 1, 2, 3, 4 Arc 0 deg to 180 deg. Right click menu to hide base line and second line. Arc to adjust Angle of Second line Arc 0 deg to 360deg. Hide base line and second linewith right click menu. Arc 3 Microsoft Arc decided by 3 points. Adjust with 3 controls. This shape is made by Microsoft and included in Visio application s Arc 4 to adjust radius of corner arc Second line Same length With First line to adjust angle of corner arc Arc decided by center point and angle. Has extra right click menu that hides extension line. Show Base line Existing Line Hide Base line

7 Circle 1 Circle 1, 2, 3, Compass Circle decided by center and radius. Circle 2 Circle by diameter. Circle 3 Circle by center and radius, but has diameter. Compass Circle by center and radius, but center moves to anywhere with control like a compass.

8 Square Square, XY Plane, Polar Plane, Ellipse with Tangent Lines Square that can fit and rotate easily on existing circle. Existing Circle Easy fit square with existing circle Turn the square with handle. XY Plane Place a shape on XY plane, and relative (x,y) is shown on the plane. ( mm, mm) ( mm, mm) Polar Plane Place a shape on the plane, and polar relative coordinates are shown. ( mm, deg) ( mm, deg) Ellipse with tangent lines Right click menu hides a line or 2. s to decide ellipse

9 Parallelogram Parallelogram, Trapezoid Slide with control. Width and height by shape handle, Trapezoid Modify the shape with 4 control, but 2 lines keep parallel.

10 Point on Line, Point on Arc, Point on Circle, Ellipse with Angular Axes Point on line slides always on the line. Line moves with 2 controls. s slide on line Point on arc s slides always on the arc. Point on ciecle s slides always on the circle. Ellipse with Angular Axes s Ellipse changes with three controls, location of center and the angles of two axes. Has extra right click menus, hide and show axes, and show and hide frame. Hide Axes Show Axes Show Frame

11 s Intersect 2, Intersect 2 Portable, Intersect 3, Intersect 3 Portable Intersect 2, Intersect 2 Portable Connection Point and Positioning Circle You can get accurate intersection points of line and circle. If they don t cross, The pointing circles stay on the closest point on them. Line and circle can be moved with controls. s Crossing No Crossing Intersect 3, InterSect 3 Portable s Connection Points and Pointing Circles You can get accurate intersection points of 2 circles. If they don t cross, The pointing circles are hidden. Line and circle can be moved with controls. Connection Points s Crossing No Crossing Connection Points and Pointing Circles are hidden.

12 Hide / Show General Right Click Menus You can hide base line, if it is not necessary, and restore it, if necessary. Show Hide Line Weight = 0.01 pt / 0.75 pt Line weight of all tools can be changed to extreme fine with right click menu. It makes you easy to analyze detail of geometry, when window is zoomed high such as 2215 % pt 0.01 pt

11/12/2015 CHAPTER 7. Axonometric Drawings (cont.) Axonometric Drawings (cont.) Isometric Projections (cont.) 1) Axonometric Drawings

11/12/2015 CHAPTER 7. Axonometric Drawings (cont.) Axonometric Drawings (cont.) Isometric Projections (cont.) 1) Axonometric Drawings CHAPTER 7 1) Axonometric Drawings 1) Introduction Isometric & Oblique Projection Axonometric projection is a parallel projection technique used to create a pictorial drawing of an object by rotating the