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  1. Where to find it
  2. How to use it
  3. Settings and initial values
  4. Result
  5. Troubleshooting

Rectangle Profile

Draw a rectangular planar cross-section for a later solid operation.

Draw a rectangular planar cross-section for a later solid operation.

Where to find it

Geometry workspace; System → Geometry

How to use it

Choose its work plane, dimensions and location before adding Extrude or Revolve. Choose Build All Geometry to update Graphics.

Settings and initial values

SettingInitial valueMeaning
Work planeWork Plane 1Choose the label of an earlier Work Plane in the geometry sequence. Its center and local u/v directions place the profile in space. Correct a missing-plane warning before using the profile; the fallback plane is not proof that the intended reference was found.
Width1[m]Set the full rectangle width along the work plane's local u direction. Use a positive length in metres or compatible units, such as 10[mm].
Height0.5[m]Set the full rectangle height along the work plane's local v direction. Use a positive length in metres or compatible units, such as 10[mm].
Center U0[m]Offset the profile center along local u from the selected work plane center. Values are lengths in metres or compatible units, not global coordinates. Tilting the work plane tilts these local directions.
Center V0[m]Offset the profile center along local v from the selected work plane center. Values are lengths in metres or compatible units, not global coordinates. Tilting the work plane tilts these local directions.

Result

Built solids and their selectable entities appear in Graphics.

Troubleshooting

A profile alone does not provide a three-dimensional volume mesh.

Rectangle Profile — Telion 0.1.0-alpha | Telion