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How do I get a line's Angle?

Rian
Rian over 10 years ago

How to you get at the angle of a line in Ravel land? Here's a snapshot of what I am after. We need to make sure the line is around 30 degrees. i.e. Between MIN=29.9 and MAX=30.1

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  • Kirti Sikri
    Kirti Sikri over 9 years ago

    Hello

    CREATE_VECTOR is in the Ravel Standard Library.

    Purpose: Create a vector from the origin to the given coordinates. Syntax (CREATE_VECTOR x/number y/number) => vector/vector

    If you don't have RSLYou can add this before your code.

    (macro CREATE_VECTOR (X Y)
    "CREATE_VECTOR x/number y/number => vector/vector

    Create a vector from the origin to the given coordinates."
    (connecting_line (create_point 0.0 0.0) (create_point X Y)))

    Thanks,

    Kirti

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  • Kirti Sikri
    Kirti Sikri over 9 years ago

    Hello

    CREATE_VECTOR is in the Ravel Standard Library.

    Purpose: Create a vector from the origin to the given coordinates. Syntax (CREATE_VECTOR x/number y/number) => vector/vector

    If you don't have RSLYou can add this before your code.

    (macro CREATE_VECTOR (X Y)
    "CREATE_VECTOR x/number y/number => vector/vector

    Create a vector from the origin to the given coordinates."
    (connecting_line (create_point 0.0 0.0) (create_point X Y)))

    Thanks,

    Kirti

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