I'd give the ALIGN command a try.
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Hi,
I have a question about rotating an 3D box. This box has 2 holes that should connect to two cylinders that aren't in the usual XY-plane, they are in co-planair in YZ. What i did was the following, I moved the box with the basics of displacement to connect it to the first cylinder (which is ok now) and now I have to rotate that box using the X-axis (with the coordinates of the center of the first hole. How can i do this precise? I tried measuring the angle and rotating it then, but that isn't precise, how can i do it 'graphically'?
I tried using the angle reference feature, but i don't get it, and it rotates my box in all sort of random directions
Thanks in advance,
Haegendoorn
I'd give the ALIGN command a try.
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Just another luck guess on my part. That's makes five correct answers this year. I'm on a roll!
You're entirely welcomed. Glad to hear it worked out for you.
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Just to add information to the thread:
I've never used it, but I know there's 3DRotate.
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