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An offset argument for EXTRUDELINE

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Hi,

would it be possible to add an offset argument to EXTRUDELINE?

I would like to have autogen trees running down the sides of roads. This is quite a common feature in the real world, certainly in the UK. For example, with a 10m wide road you could extrude -10 to the left and +10 to the right and it would look really nice as well as helping to highlight the main roads for VFR flying.

Thanks,
Peter
 
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Hi,

I'll add it to the wishlist. For now you could already do it. Just extrude twice, once with 30 meter with and once with 10 meter width. If you then subtract these two polygons from each other you also have the two strips you are looking for.
 
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