22-4. 3D Polar Cylindrical Absolute Coordinates

How to draw with  Absolute Cylindrical Polar Coordinates in the 3D AutoCAD Space


 
Absolute Cylindrical Polar Coordinates in the 3D Drawing based on a starting point, angle and height define the distance at an angle and height Z.
Command is set in a distance<angle,Z after the command line you want to draw.
Given that here we do not have X and Y coordinates, we have a standard starting direction EAST, so we take care of it when working with these coordinates. (See Coordinate System)

Look at the picture above. To draw a starting point of a line in 3D space using Cylindrical Polar Coordinates Absolute is necessary to specify the command as follows.
  1. - Click on the Isometric button to switch to 3D view (toolbar View)
  2. - To set the point T1 is needed: a click of a button LINE (starting point T1 lines)
  3. - Type 6<40,3 time point T1 positioned in 3D space by elements of orders that we have set. So 6 is our distance from the starting point (in this case, a UCS), the angle at which we started was 40 ° and the height Z is 3 units.
What did we do?
We were at the origin. Using Cylindrical Polar Coordinates Absolute we determine our distance to T1 should be 6 units at an angle 40 ° and height (Z) 3 units.

So the sequence of commands as follows:

Command: _line [click on the button to draw the line LINE]
Specify first point: 6<40,3 [setting up the first point T1 - distance = 6, angle = 40 ° and height (Z) = 3]

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