hey guys, how can i set a formula for finding angles using 'sin-1, cos-1'
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https://www.revitforum.org/tutorials...html#post10187
asin and acos.. check out the above thread. -
so asin is the same as sin-1 and acos is cos-1? so tan would be atan? whats with the 'a'Comment
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arcsine, arccosine, and arctangent.. just different ways of annotating the same functionsComment
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arc sin, arc cosin, arc tangent. using asin/acos/atan was likely easier to code, as it's a common situation in a lot of programs.Originally posted by mark2009 View PostDeveloper at Anguleris BIMsmith Marketplace.
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Cheers guys!!!!!!Comment
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quick question, how can i make cosine rule (angle) acos(b^2+c^2-a^2/2*b*c) compatible to revit angle formulaComment
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Are you getting a return of "improper units"? If so, the division and the block of multiplication might be prompting Revit's second-guessing autocorrect about whether you're using an appropriate (length) value, when it thinks it's seeing an area, or volume.Comment
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yeah i know what you are saying is there a soloution? cause revit thinks my formula is a length, not a angle.Comment
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Divide by 1Comment
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