You write relief information after writing Bevel attributes in import.
Rules
Relief text adheres to the following rules:
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if there is no bevel information, the rules are the same as the bevel rules
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only one relief information block [relief_information] is allowed for one polyline
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separate fields using a semicolon (;)
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a decimal symbol is always a point
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relief information is written inside square brackets (for example, [relief_information])
A text for relief (taper) information may consist of:
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the side of the relief: upper/lower/both
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angle(s) of relief
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width(s) of relief
The figure below shows a dimensioning object defined to an element that has a top Y-bevel with an upper relief.
Syntax
Relief text uses the following syntax:
InitMark REL[\|/]K1;P1[;K2;P2] EndMark
where:
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InitMark = [
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(X): X is a compulsory value
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[X]: X is an optional value
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[X|Y]: X or Y or nothing
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(X|Y): X or Y
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REL is written as REL
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EndMark = ]
Sample relief text
Relief text |
Description |
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[V/22][S15] |
Constant V bevel on top surface with the angle 22 degrees; plate thickness 15 mm. |
[K30;10;20;3][S20] |
Constant K bevel with 30 degree cut on the top surface with a height of 10 mm, a 20 degree cut on the bottom surface and a 3 mm root; plate thickness 20 mm. |
Relief (taper) definitions
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REL = relief for both sides
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REL/ = relief, upper
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REL\ = relief, lower
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K1 = the angle of relief (deg)
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P1 = the width of relief (mm)
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K2 = the lower angle of relief (deg) (if on both sides)
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P2 = the lower width of relief (mm) (if on both sides)