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== Description == <!--T:9-->
==Description== <!--T:21-->

Creates a simple parametric cylinder, with position, angle, radius and height parameters.
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The [[Image:Part_Cylinder.svg|24px]] '''Part Cylinder''' command creates a parametric cylinder solid. It is the result of extruding a circular arc along a straight path. In the coordinate system defined by its {{PropertyData|Placement}} property, the bottom face of the cylinder lies on the XY plane with its center at the origin.

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A Part Cylinder can be turned into a segment of a cylinder by changing its {{PropertyData|Angle}} property.

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==Usage== <!--T:10-->
==Usage== <!--T:10-->


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# There are several ways to invoke the command:
# Open the {{Button|[[Image:Workbench_Part.svg|16px]] [[Part Workbench|Part]]}} Workbench.
#* Press the {{Button|[[Image:Part_Cylinder.svg|16px]] [[Part_Cylinder|Part Cylinder]]}} button.
# Invoke the Part Cylinder command several ways:
#* Press the {{Button|[[Image:Part_Cylinder.svg|24px]]}} button in the toolbar
#* Select the {{MenuCommand|Part → Primitives → [[Image:Part_Cylinder.svg|16px]] Cylinder}} option from the menu.
# The cylinder is created.
#* Use the {{MenuCommand|Part → Primitives → Cylinder}} entry from the top menu
# Optionally change the dimensions and {{PropertyData|Placement}} of the cylinder by doing one of the following:
#* Double-click the object in the [[Tree_view|Tree view]]:
#*# The {{MenuCommand|Geometric Primitives}} task panel opens.
#*# Change one or more properties.
#*# The object is dynamically updated in the [[3D_view|3D view]].
#*# Press the {{Button|OK}} button.
#* Change the properties in the [[Property_editor|Property editor]].
#* Change the {{PropertyData|Placement}} with the [[Image:Std_TransformManip.svg|16px]] [[Std_TransformManip|Std TransformManip]] command.


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== Example == <!--T:26-->
'''Result:''' The default result is for a full cylinder is to be centered by one circular face coincident with the global origin (point 0,0,0), with a radius of 2mm and height of 10mm.


== Options == <!--T:11-->
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[[Image:Part_Cylinder_Scripting_Example.png|thumb|Part Cylinder from the scripting example]]
The properties can later be edited in the data tab for the cylinder:


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A Part Cylinder object created with the [[#Scripting|scripting example]] below is shown here.
[[File:cylinder.png|650px|a cylinder created with the Cylinder tool]]


==== Cylinder==== <!--T:12-->
== Notes == <!--T:29-->

* {{Parameter|Angle:}} The angle parameter permits the creation of a portion of cylinder (it is set to 360° by default)
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* {{Parameter|Height:}} The height is the distance in the z-axis
* A Part Cylinder can also be created with the [[Image:Part_Primitives.svg|16px]] [[Part_Primitives|Part Primitives]] command. With that command you can specify the dimensions and placement at creation time.
* {{Parameter|Radius:}} The radius defines a plane in x-y.

== Properties == <!--T:11-->

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See also: [[Property_editor|Property editor]].

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A Part Cylinder object is derived from a [[Part_Feature|Part Feature]] object and inherits all its properties. It also has the following additional properties:

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{{TitleProperty|Attachment}}

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The object has the same attachment properties as a [[Part_Part2DObject#Data|Part Part2DObject]].

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{{TitleProperty|Cylinder}}

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* {{PropertyData|Radius|Length}}: The radius of the circular arc that defines the cylinder. The default is {{Value|2mm}}.
* {{PropertyData|Height|Length}}: The height of the cylinder. The default is {{Value|10mm}}.
* {{PropertyData|Angle|Angle}}: The angle of the circular arc that defines the cylinder. Valid range: {{Value|0° &lt; value &lt;&#61; 360°}}. The default is {{Value|360°}}. If it is smaller than {{Value|360°}} the resulting solid will be a segment of a cylinder.

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{{TitleProperty|Prism}}

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* {{PropertyData|First Angle|Angle}}: The angle between the extrusion direction of the cylinder and its positive Z axis, measured around its Y axis. The angle is positive towards its positive X axis. Valid range: {{Value|0° &lt;&#61; value &lt; 90°}}. The default is {{Value|0°}}. {{Version|0.20}}
* {{PropertyData|Second Angle|Angle}}: The angle between the extrusion direction of the cylinder and its positive Z axis, measured around its X axis. The angle is positive towards its positive Y axis. Valid range: {{Value|0° &lt;&#61; value &lt; 90°}}. The default is {{Value|0°}}. {{Version|0.20}}

== Scripting == <!--T:22-->

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See also: [https://freecad.github.io/SourceDoc/ Autogenerated API documentation], [[Part_scripting|Part scripting]] and [[FreeCAD_Scripting_Basics|FreeCAD Scripting Basics]].

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A Part Cylinder can be created with the {{Incode|addObject()}} method of the document:

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cylinder = FreeCAD.ActiveDocument.addObject("Part::Cylinder", "myCylinder")
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* Where {{Incode|"myCylinder"}} is the name for the object.
* The function returns the newly created object.

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Example:

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import FreeCAD as App

doc = App.activeDocument()

cylinder = doc.addObject("Part::Cylinder", "myCylinder")
cylinder.Radius = 10
cylinder.Height = 50
cylinder.Placement = App.Placement(App.Vector(5, 10, 15), App.Rotation(75, 60, 30))

doc.recompute()
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Latest revision as of 08:54, 4 March 2022

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Part Cylinder

Menu location
Part → Primitives → Cylinder
Workbenches
Part
Default shortcut
None
Introduced in version
-
See also
Part Primitives

Description

The Part Cylinder command creates a parametric cylinder solid. It is the result of extruding a circular arc along a straight path. In the coordinate system defined by its DataPlacement property, the bottom face of the cylinder lies on the XY plane with its center at the origin.

A Part Cylinder can be turned into a segment of a cylinder by changing its DataAngle property.

Usage

  1. There are several ways to invoke the command:
    • Press the Part Cylinder button.
    • Select the Part → Primitives → Cylinder option from the menu.
  2. The cylinder is created.
  3. Optionally change the dimensions and DataPlacement of the cylinder by doing one of the following:
    • Double-click the object in the Tree view:
      1. The Geometric Primitives task panel opens.
      2. Change one or more properties.
      3. The object is dynamically updated in the 3D view.
      4. Press the OK button.
    • Change the properties in the Property editor.
    • Change the DataPlacement with the Std TransformManip command.

Example

Part Cylinder from the scripting example

A Part Cylinder object created with the scripting example below is shown here.

Notes

  • A Part Cylinder can also be created with the Part Primitives command. With that command you can specify the dimensions and placement at creation time.

Properties

See also: Property editor.

A Part Cylinder object is derived from a Part Feature object and inherits all its properties. It also has the following additional properties:

Data

Attachment

The object has the same attachment properties as a Part Part2DObject.

Cylinder

  • DataRadius (Length): The radius of the circular arc that defines the cylinder. The default is 2mm.
  • DataHeight (Length): The height of the cylinder. The default is 10mm.
  • DataAngle (Angle): The angle of the circular arc that defines the cylinder. Valid range: 0° < value <= 360°. The default is 360°. If it is smaller than 360° the resulting solid will be a segment of a cylinder.

Prism

  • DataFirst Angle (Angle): The angle between the extrusion direction of the cylinder and its positive Z axis, measured around its Y axis. The angle is positive towards its positive X axis. Valid range: 0° <= value < 90°. The default is 0°. introduced in version 0.20
  • DataSecond Angle (Angle): The angle between the extrusion direction of the cylinder and its positive Z axis, measured around its X axis. The angle is positive towards its positive Y axis. Valid range: 0° <= value < 90°. The default is 0°. introduced in version 0.20

Scripting

See also: Autogenerated API documentation, Part scripting and FreeCAD Scripting Basics.

A Part Cylinder can be created with the addObject() method of the document: 

cylinder = FreeCAD.ActiveDocument.addObject("Part::Cylinder", "myCylinder")
  • Where "myCylinder" is the name for the object.
  • The function returns the newly created object.

Example: 

import FreeCAD as App

doc = App.activeDocument()

cylinder = doc.addObject("Part::Cylinder", "myCylinder")
cylinder.Radius = 10
cylinder.Height = 50
cylinder.Placement = App.Placement(App.Vector(5, 10, 15), App.Rotation(75, 60, 30))

doc.recompute()


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