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adc
Contents
Syntax
- adc [-i] [subcommand]
Argument(s)
- -i
- Supplied value(s) will be treated as increments
- vars
- Returns a list of all ADC variables and their values (i.e., var = val).
- draw
- [0|1] Set or get the draw parameter.
- a1
- [angle] Set or get angle1 in degrees.
- a2
- [angle] Set or get angle2 in degrees.
- dst
- [distance]Set or get radius (distance) of tick in local units.
- odst
- [distance] Set or get radius (distance) of tick (+-2047).
- hv
- [position] Set or get position (grid coordinates and local units).
- xyz
- [position] Set or get position (model coordinates and local units).
- x
- [xpos] Set or get horizontal position (+-2047).
- y
- [xpos] Set or get vertical position (+-2047).
- dh
- distance Add to horizontal position (grid coordinates and local units).
- dv
- distance Add to vertical position (grid coordinates and local units).
- dx
- distance Add to x position (model coordinates and local units).
- dy
- distance Add to y position (model coordinates and local units).
- dz
- distance Add to z position (model coordinates and local units).
- anchor_pos
- [0|1] Anchor ADC to current position in model coordinates.
- anchor_a1
- [0|1] Anchor angle1 to go through anchorpoint_a1.
- anchor_a2
- [0|1] Anchor angle2 to go through anchorpoint_a2.
- anchor_dst
- [0|1] Anchor tick distance to go through anchorpoint_dst.
- anchorpoint_a1
- [x y z] Set or get anchor point for angle1 (model coordinates and local units).
- anchorpoint_a2
- [x y z] Set or get anchor point for angle2 (model coordinates and local units).
- anchorpoint_dst
- [x y z] Set or get anchor point for tick distance (model coordinates and local units).
- reset
- Reset all values to their defaults.
- help
- Print the help message.
Return Value(s)
- vars
- Returns a list of all ADC variables and their values (i.e., var = val).
- draw
- [0|1] Set or get the draw parameter.
- a1
- [angle] Set or get angle1 in degrees.
- a2
- [angle] Set or get angle2 in degrees.
- dst
- [distance]Set or get radius (distance) of tick in local units.
- odst
- [distance] Set or get radius (distance) of tick (+-2047).
- hv
- [position] Set or get position (grid coordinates and local units).
- xyz
- [position] Set or get position (model coordinates and local units).
- x
- [xpos] Set or get horizontal position (+-2047).
- y
- [xpos] Set or get vertical position (+-2047).
- dh
- distance Add to horizontal position (grid coordinates and local units).
- dv
- distance Add to vertical position (grid coordinates and local units).
- dx
- distance Add to x position (model coordinates and local units).
- dy
- distance Add to y position (model coordinates and local units).
- dz
- distance Add to z position (model coordinates and local units).
- anchorpoint_a1
- [x y z] Set or get anchor point for angle1 (model coordinates and local units).
- anchorpoint_a2
- [x y z] Set or get anchor point for angle2 (model coordinates and local units).
- anchorpoint_dst
- [x y z] Set or get anchor point for tick distance (model coordinates and local units).
- reset
- Reset all values to their defaults.
- help
- Print the help message.
Description
This command controls the angle/distance cursor. The adc command with no arguments toggles the display of the angle/distance cursor (ADC). Note that the -i option is ignored when getting values or when used with subcommands where this option makes no sense. You can also control the position, angles, and radius of the ADC using a knob or the knob command.
Example(s)
- mged> adc
- Toggle display of the angle/distance cursor
- mged> adc a1 37.5
- Set angle1 to 37.5˚
- mged>
37.5 adc a1
- Gets angle1.
- mged> adc xyz 100 0 0
- Move ADC position to (100, 0, 0), model coordinates and local units.
See Also
- No related commands.
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