Here is my scenario:
I have a Plane A
I have two points for B
I create a line between the two points
I project the line to Plane A (Not always necessary but a good practice)
I now want to create Plane B perpendicular to Plane A through my projected line
Every time I do this there is no checkbox to create my perp plane coplanar to the line. I would guess it would be a default? NOT SO!!!
Instead, PC DMIS creates a plane at the midpoint of the line at some (always different) random angle to the line. ???? WHY?
If I edit with F9 or look at the code, there is a coplanar checkbox in the panel (for F9) and a coplanar line in the code... Defaulted to NO. again WHY?
Where was the checkbox when I created the plane? Why is the default NO? When, in my 30+ years doing this, have I ever created a perp plane through a line and not wanted it to be coplanar? NEVER!
I call it a BUG!
Oh yeah, and if for some strange reason I did want a non-coplanar mid plane, where would I input the angle??? it doesn't make sense.
I don't know... maybe it's just me...
Anybody care to chime in and correct my obviously erred ways? or, is this something that should be fixed?
