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Feature: Point - Tangent line from point to arc #869
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This tool would have:
The User could choose color & pen type for the line between A13 and A14 |
I don't understand the need for a new tool... we can already accomplish this with existing tools, other than leaving a drawn line between A13_A14.... which is easy to do.
If you don't draw the red arc how will you ever be able to select it later? But that's beside the point - you don't need Arc B, as Point A14 "IS" the tangent point of Arc A and point A13... as well as being the intersection of the 2 arcs. We already have the Intersect Tangent and Arc Tool - It just doesn't leave the Line drawn... as well as adding the Line object so (in this ex) Line_A13_A14 is available as a variable. Which I suspect is what you're really after. Again, this is easy enough to do, adding as whole new tool is not. |
This tool wouldn't require the user to create an arc first. All the user needs are the three points. The user is the beneficiary here. I defined our current toolset the way a RISC chip is designed - at the base is a set of minimal plane geometry tools that do one specific thing. This creates power and speed. The next step is to enhance creativity - combine these tools to make Seamly do complex things quickly, efficiently, and with a minimum of repetitive user steps. On the forum, whenever I refer to the tools that were in the prototype but weren't included in the current code base, these are the tools I'm referring to. You know, these are the tools that allow us to focus on creativity. The tools that in a single step:
And yes once we have these more complex tools defined we should start to discuss how to enable users to program functions that replicate their workflow, like LUA scripting for designs. These should enable teams to follow a "style guide", etc. |
This tool wouldn't require the user to create an arc first. All they need
are the three points.
Unless I'm missing something that's not what you stated:
This tool would have:
- Two inputs: ArcA, A13
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This tool wouldn't require the user to create an arc first. All they need
are the three points. The user is the beneficiary here.
This software's mission is to automates repetitive tasks to allow the
designer to focus on creativity. So let's keep it up. Just like gamers
write LUA scripts of multiple game instructions to reduce their keystrokes
while improving precision and accuracy, it's the same thing here.
I defined our current toolset the way a RISC chip is designed - at the
base is a set of minimal plane geometry tools that do one specific thing.
This creates power and speed. The next step is to enhance creativity -
combine these tools to make Seamly do complex things quickly, efficiently,
and with a minimum of repetitive user steps.
On the forum, whenever I refer to the tools that were in the prototype but
weren't included in the current code base, these are the tools are what I'm
referring to. You know, these are the tools that allow us to focus on
creativity. The tools that in a single step:
- create and true a dart, hether on a line or on a curve, which then
enable that dart to be manipulated as a single unit during moving and
rotation
- distribute buttons and create the matching buttonholes the proper
width for that diameter of button
- create drafts for collars, sleeves, cuffs, waistbands that fit to
the main draft - should be able to select from multiple pre-defined styles
- and there's more...
And yes once we have these more complex tools defined we should start to
discuss how to enable users to program functions that replicate their
workflow, like LUA scripting for designs. These should enable teams to
follow a "style guide", etc.
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You're right, no need to actually create the arc first if you know three items: arc center point, arc radius, and the outside point. This would return the arc's tangent point to the outside point. |
Describe the new feature you would like to see in Seamly
Create a point by drawing a line that touches an arc from an outside point (returns a single point on the arc).
Example:
Outside point = A13
ArcA = A3 center, Skyblue Arc
Find the tangent point from A13 to the Skyblue Arc:
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