Draw a arc with 3 points.

Hi all,
If you want to draw a arc in LabVIEW, You need star angle and angle, angle can - or +, that means your need know the direction,
if CW angle is +;
if CCW angle is -;
We can use cross product to get Z to get direction:
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Boone301 wrote:
Yes, it is a solttion.
As we kown a lot of CNC have G02 and G03, but without G05, we can use this as G05.
Boone
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