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 Example below:The spline intersects the plane 1, in this case: the angle is measured. The spline does not intersect the plane 2, in this case only the distance is measured. 
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          Two surfaces: You can also measure the angle between two surfaces provided both surfaces are planar.  | 
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You can obtain the complementary angle (360° - the initial angle measured) when measuring between two curves: drag the angle line to show the complementary angle.
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          Note: The dialog box and knowledge parameters are refreshed. The value of the complementary angle is stored along with the measure.  | 
       
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For any two geometrical entities that meet, the choice of measurement between a given angle or its complementary angle is performed with respect to where you select the entities in the 3D area:
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If you select entities in the specification tree, the measured angle is given arbitrarily (A or 180 degrees - A)
The orientation of the curves or lines is not taken into account
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