I constructed a trapezoid with equal legs that does not have equal base angles. Am not nitpicking 0.1 degree. But in other tests, the angles are equal to 3 decimal places in the display. The only difference here is that the trapezoid was first drawn on a construction plane.
Oops, I misspoke a bit; the angles are not all exactly equal in my test case but no big deal. Including the original with all 4 angles shown FYI.
Thanks,
Tommy
You should add horizontal/vertical constraints to the top and the bottom side. (Or a parallel constraint between them.) Otherwise, it is just a quadrilateral with two equal sides, not a trapezoid.
Thank you for your responsiveness. Somehow I thought a line snapping to a grid would auto-insure horizontal/parallel condition. I guess being explicit is always best.
Tommy
Yes, you are right. The expected behavior here is that (due to snapping) those lines are horizontal. We will look into this. Thank you for the report.
However, it is always better to constrain everything that you expect to be constrained, especially if you use other constraints.