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Bless metric so easy. Ok 1st step is go to a layout, draw a box 594x420 offset it 6mm. Use mview create a view using inside box, double click inside, zoom all etc and get the view about right. As your metric there is a real simple method to set the scale of the window, 1st is I have the vports toolbar ON you will see a number in the little square, this is a scale factor you can directly set this, eg 1:50 = 1000/50 = 20 type 20 into the box scale is now 1:50. Lock the viewport. The other way is to use "scale"xp so in the view type zoom 20xp, it should be 1:50. So if you can remember 1000/scale its easy. Last step plot, window, select the bot left & upper right of the inner box, scale 1:1 your ctb and so on make sure tick center also.

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Very interesting but not practical in a lot of situations rad1 is not equal to rad2, so the solution is in a double reverse curve function, the maths is very simple. I have looked at this for years and after looking at the video has given me some ideas. The variables are, Total length, Rad1, Rad2, Offset dist. so you can solve for a missing item. Rad1, rad2, offset, length is missing. Rad, length, offset, rad2 is missing Non parallel much more complex.

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