GiD - The personal pre and post processor

Skip to end of metadata
Go to start of metadata

You are viewing an old version of this page. View the current version.

Compare with Current View Page History

Version 1 Current »

  • . Choose the option Geometry->Edit-> Intersection->Lines.
  • . Select the upper circumference
  • . Select the line resulting from the 33-degree rotation (see next figure)


The two lines selected

  • . Press ESC to conclude the intersection of lines.
  • . Press ESC to finish the intersection function.
  • . Create a line (Geometry->Create->Straight line) between the existent point (55, 0) and the point generated by the intersection.
  • . Choose the option Geometry->Edit-> Intersection->Lines in order to make another intersection between the lower circle and the line segment between point (40, 0) and point (55, 0) (see next figure)


Intersecting lines

  • . Then continue selecting to make an intersection between the upper circle and the farthest segment of the line that was rotated 36 degrees (see next figure)


Intersecting lines

  • No labels