Description
Accesses the extension line obliquing angle (in radians) for the dimension.
This angle is relative to the line that contains the start points of both extension lines (xLine1Point and xLine2Point). Positive angles are counterclockwise when looking down the dimension�s OCS Z axis towards the origin.
The line containing the two extension line start points divides the plane containing the dimension into two half-planes. The extension lines can only be within the half-plane that contains the dimension line definition point. Therefore, the obliquing angle is periodic with a period of 0 to pi. Obliquing angles greater than pi will simply be mapped to the equivalent angle in the first period.
Negative angles are periodic over 0 to -pi and result in the same obliquing as the positive angle that results if pi is added to their first period value (for instance, -pi / 4 is the same as 3 ( pi / 4).
An angle of zero is a special case that is interpreted as "use the default," which is the same as an obliquing angle of pi / 2 (90 degrees).
Visual Basic
Public Property Oblique() As double
C#
public double Oblique;
Conditions
Read / Write
Notes
The obliquing angle is used for DXF group code 52.
Links
AlignedDimension Class, Autodesk.AutoCAD.DatabaseServices Namespace