[Request] Rotate Constrained
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You are right Pilou, you haven't understood the question.
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So just using Move on the endpoint/corner wouldn't work for you?
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No, I posted a simple example for illustration. I'm dealing with substantially more geometry
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I see.
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All that is very cryptic!
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See attached..
...I think having pivot point in SU would be very beneficial.
I suppose in this example I am looking for linear falloff extrude
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Not one step, but relatively fast:
- draw face
- use EEbyVtO (Extrude Edge by Vector to Object) from TIGs Extrusion Tools
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In that case you want to apply a restraint on all the vertical edges to keep their directions. That would be doable. But I think you'd have to create a custom tool as this would be difficult to do with observers intercepting the native tools.
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AAAh, now I See! Vicious problem!
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for me with Fredo's taper tool it's a one step.
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Excellent!
The trick was to take the entiere object!
"Pourquoi faire simple quand on peut faire compliquΓ©!"
"Why make it simple when it can be complicated!"
Same remark than above: you must draw first something for the "Hot Point" with the protractor!
Because the Taper Tool has a distance and not an angle!
Normally a simple Help Line with the protractor is sufficient!
Morality : a rotation with constraint is just a tapering tapered taper!
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Not so vicious!
Fredo Scale again!
Tapering of the bounding box seems make the trick ! So the Doh Duh for Rich! & CleanUp by Thomthom at the end!
10 seconds with a hand attached in the back
Of course you must make an Helper guide line of the angle wished first by the external Top edge!
So 2 seconds more!
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