Need Help
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Hello everybody.
I'm looking for a plug-in that gives the angle between two selected plans.
I have already found such : ( plane_angle) but it seem not to work on the SU 7.THANKS
Amir
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Hi,
I would go for some geometric construction via intersection with third plane and than measure it with protractor. At least that is, what I do when needed. Finding and using some plugins will be more time consuming, but more efficient if repeated. -
Hi,
Wait a minute (a day
).
The formula is quite simple.
I'll code it asap and post it here.EDIT: 15mn later...

Unzip it in your Plugins folder.
Select 2 faces, open the ruby console and type 'angleBetweenPlanes' This will output the 2 planes equations and the angle in radians and degrees.

Hope that helps,
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Hello there.
Thanks so much for your quick response for my first post here.
here is more nuances for the situation of the angle requested between 2 plans:
(see attached screen shut)
the angle requsted here is "a" .
Dear Didier, your plug in works very good but gives the complete angle which is "b".
sure i can do 180 - b = a (or use the protractor) but it is repatative action and
using a plug in save lot of time. also if the angle is close to 90 degree i have to double check it by using the protractor (because it's hard to distinguish by eye).
generaly, it would be great for a plug in to distinguish between the requested angle (a , b , or c) . maybe i'm asking too much
.the plane_angle.rb (by kaidu) gives a similar result by right clicking on a common edge of two connected plans.
Didier, thanks sooo much for all what you contribute .
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Hi,
Maybe my dim_angle script will do the trick ?
-> Creates an angular dimension with arc and text in a group.
Here: http://rhin.crai.archi.fr/rld/plugin_details.php?id=110
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Didier.
exactly what i need.
blessAmir
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Dear Didier,
Thanks for this sweet plug-ins, never realized this until i need to put some angular measure on my drawing...
regards,
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