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As shown in [Fig. 1] and [Fig. 2], the inclination is an angle that represents how many degrees the normal vector of the target surface (light blue surface) is tilted with respect to the Z axis, and the value that can be input is 0 ~ 180 degrees. (Definition: Tilt angle from Z axis)
And when the normal vector of the inclined surface is projected on the XY plane, the value representing how many degrees the projected vector rotates from the X axis is the inclination direction. (Definition: Direction of inclination around the Z axis from the X axis)
The following shows the state of the reference plane when the value of Rectangle3D of the ExtractCrossSection3D tool is changed for reference.
In [Fig. 3] the tilt direction is fixed at -90 degrees, and the tilt value is changed 90→ 45 → 0 degrees.
Tilt: 90 degrees / Tilt direction: -90 degrees
Tilt: 45 degrees / Tilt direction: -90 degrees
Tilt: 0 degrees / Tilt direction: -90 degrees
[Fig. 3]
In FIG. 4, the Tilt is set to 90 degrees, and the Tilt direction is changed from -90 to 0 degrees in FIG. 3.
[Fig. 4]
