VS:SetWorkingPlane

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Description

Sets the x, y, and z offset of the working plane as well as the x-, y-, and z-plane rotational values.

PROCEDURE SetWorkingPlane(
              x           :REAL;
              y           :REAL;
              z           :REAL;
              xRotation   :REAL;
              yRotation   :REAL;
              zRotation   :REAL);

def vs.SetWorkingPlane(x, y, z, xRotation, yRotation, zRotation):
    return None

Parameters

x		REAL		X-coordinate of the working plane
y		REAL		Y-coordinate of the working plane
z		REAL		Z-coordinate of the working plane
xRotation		REAL		X-coordinate of the rotation
yRotation		REAL		Y-coordinate of the rotation
zRotation		REAL		Z-coordinate of the rotation

Remarks

(_c_ 2022.05.12): From Raymond Mullin: as of VW 2022 any working plane set with this routine doesn't persist after script's end. This routine works in this fashion since VW 2011.

Version

Availability: from VectorWorks 10.0

See Also

VS Functions:

VS:GetWorkingPlane

VS Functions: [[VS:GetWorkingPlane]]