Display full version of the post: Intersection of two non-coplanar 3DFACE

mario9999
30.08.2016, 12:56
Hello,I'm a new member to your forum, I have a question.Is possible to make a short Lsp with to draw a line that represents the intersection of two 3DFACE (not coplanar).Basically I would digitize three vertices of first 3DFACE and then the three vertices of a second 3DFACE, lsp procedure should draw the line of intersection.Many thanksAttached a simply dwguploads/669992/3dface_intersection.dwgscreenshot:white = 2 3dface not complanarblue = intersection linegreen = maximal projection of 3dfaces on intersection line

Vladimir Michl
30.08.2016, 13:30

See the related tip:http://www.cadforum.cz/cadforum_en/how-to-make-an-interference-line-from-3d-faces-tip11072

mario9999
30.08.2016, 13:56
hi, thaks, but im using IntelliCAD engine (ProgeCAD release), this commands are not contemplated.I think the best solution for me is through a lsp program.With apl.lsp (found on http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/archive/index.php/t-50376.html )is possible to find half solution for a correct and intermediate UCS, but cannot draw directly intersection line.