north { <window> }
Display an orthographic view of the model looking north.
<window>
A window identifier.
The window must be a graphic window. If omitted, the current graphic window
is used.
-dbt=<num>
A transition style to be invoked at the end of the contents repaint. This
feature is used only when double buffering is active for the window and
facilitates presentation-type effects. See here
for a description of all available transition styles. If this switch is
omitted, the transition style of the window is used (see window.double_buffering).
-loc
Display a north view of the window’s local axes, rather than using the
global axes (the default).
-o1=<num>
A Y ordinate defining the front viewing plane. If omitted, the front side of the window’s
orthogonal box is used.
-o2=<num>
A Y ordinate defining the rear viewing plane. If omitted, the rear side of the window’s
orthogonal box is used.
-p1=<point>
A 3-D point defining the front viewing plane. If omitted, the front side of
the window’s orthogonal box is used.
-p2=<point>
A 3-D point defining the rear viewing plane. If omitted, the rear side of the
window’s orthogonal box is used.
If the window is not currently in use, or is not a graphic window, no action is taken.
Draw a north view of the current orthogonal box in the current graphic window.
north
Draw a north view of the current orthogonal box in a specified window.
north win2
Draw a north view between two points.
north -p1=p0, -p2=my_point
Draw a north view between two Y ordinates.
north -o1=10, -o2=100
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window (graphic) |