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# Move the mouse away from the two last selected points to see how the arc will look like. Click again when the approximate desired curvature is shown. This point will define the first end point (labelled 3 in the picture above).
# Move the mouse away from the two last selected points to see how the arc will look like. Click again when the approximate desired curvature is shown. This point will define the first end point (labelled 3 in the picture above).
# Click a fourth time in the 3D view to define the other end point (labelled 4 in the picture above).
# Click a fourth time in the 3D view to define the other end point (labelled 4 in the picture above).



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Revision as of 17:04, 20 March 2022

Sketcher CreateArcOfHyperbola

Menu location
Sketch → Sketcher geometries → Create an arc of hyperbola
Workbenches
Sketcher
Default shortcut
None
Introduced in version
0.17
See also
Sketcher Arc of Ellipse, Sketcher Arc of Parabola

Description

This tool creates an arc of hyperbola by center, major radius and endpoints.

Usage

  1. Press the Arc of Hyperbola button.
  2. Click in the 3D view to define the major radius center (labelled 1 in the picture above).
  3. Click in the 3D view to define the major radius length, which is also the tip of the arc of hyperbola (labelled 2 in the picture above).
  4. Move the mouse away from the two last selected points to see how the arc will look like. Click again when the approximate desired curvature is shown. This point will define the first end point (labelled 3 in the picture above).
  5. Click a fourth time in the 3D view to define the other end point (labelled 4 in the picture above).