PlaneThroughPt dictating that it is parallel to e.g. XZ plane..how?

Hi,
V5
with a distribution of points on a curve roughly in the XZ plane, when I choose PlaneThroughPt to get an average plane through them, that plane is sloping a little relative to the XZ plane, to have an option in the command to make the result planar/parallel to XZ etc would be good.

Instead what is the best way to average then the result and tilt it slightly to make it planar to e.g XZplane ?

Steve

Select the plane and with Gumball on, set to align World or CPlane, click on the Y scaling handle, and type in Zero and Enter. Of course setting the plane to world XZ throws away the ‘Best fit’, so seems not terribly useful.

-Pascal

Looks like Steve1 needs the average of the point Y coordinates to locate the plane. Export a Points (.txt) file of the points. Import the file into Excel and use the Average function on the column of the Y coordinates.

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Select the plane and with Gumball on, set to align World or CPlane, click on the Y scaling handle, and type in Zero and Enter. Of course setting the plane to world XZ throws away the ‘Best fit’, so seems not terribly useful.
[/quote] That does not put the plane at the average Y value of the points.