Ai_Dome

Works with Bricscad (Windows) Classic and Pro, Bricscad (Linux) Classic

Draws the upper half of a sphere as a 3D mesh surface.

Accessing the Command

command bar: ai_dome

menu bar: Draw | Meshes | Dome

toolbar: Draw 3D |

: ai_dome

Prompts you in the command bar:

Center of dome: (Pick a point or enter coordinates.)

Diameter/<Radius of dome>: (Pick a point, enter coordinates, or enter R.)

Number of divisions around dome <16>: (Enter a number, or press Enter to keep the default value.)

Number of top-to-bottom divisions <8>: (Enter a number, or press Enter to keep the default value.)

Command Options

Option	Description
Center of dome	Specifies the center point of the dome's open end; the end is drawn on the current x,y-plane.
Radius of dome	Specifies the radius of the dome.
Number of divisions around dome	Changes the number of horizontal isolines used to simulate the dome's curved surface.
Number of top-to-bottom divisions	Changes the number of vertical isolines from the default of 8.
Diameter	Specifies the diameter of the dome. Prompts you: Diameter of dome - specify the diameter by pointing or entering a value.

Grips Editing

Mesh-formed domes can be edited directly through grips:

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Ai_Wedge - draws 3D wedges as mesh surfaces.