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{{GuiCommand|Name=Part_Cylinder|MenuLocation=Part -> Cylinder||Workbenches=[[Part_Module|Part_Module]],Complete|SeeAlso=[[Part_CreatePrimitives|Part_CreatePrimitives]]}} |
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Skapar en enkel parametrisk cylinder, med parametrarna position, vinkel, radie och höjd. Cylindern kommer att placeras vid nollpunkten (punkt 0,0,0) när den skapas. Vinkelparametern tillåter att en del av en cylinder skapas (den är som standard 360°). |
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Creates a simple parametric cylinder, with position, angle, radius and height parameters. |
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{{languages/sv | {{en|Part Cylinder}} {{es|Part Cylinder/es}} {{fr|Part Cylinder/fr}} }} |
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The default is for a full cylinder to be positioned, the centre of one circular face coincident with the global origin (point 0,0,0), with a radius of 2mm and height of 10mm. |
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The properties can later be edited in the data tab for the cylinder: |
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The angle parameter permits the creation of a portion of cylinder (it is set to 360° by default). |
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The height is the distance in the z-axis. |
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The radius defines a plane in x-y. |
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[[File:cylinder.png|650px|a cylinder created with the Cylinder tool]] |
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Revision as of 17:44, 20 February 2014
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| Menu location |
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| Part -> Cylinder |
| Workbenches |
| Part_Module,Complete |
| Default shortcut |
| None |
| Introduced in version |
| - |
| See also |
| Part_CreatePrimitives |
Creates a simple parametric cylinder, with position, angle, radius and height parameters.
The default is for a full cylinder to be positioned, the centre of one circular face coincident with the global origin (point 0,0,0), with a radius of 2mm and height of 10mm.
The properties can later be edited in the data tab for the cylinder:
The angle parameter permits the creation of a portion of cylinder (it is set to 360° by default).
The height is the distance in the z-axis.
The radius defines a plane in x-y.
