modify height in TORISPHERICHEAD script in Python

[ing_hcjp]

Greetings engineers
Could you help me on how I modify the height "H" of the operation [modify height in TORISPHERICHEAD ] in Python

I start from the command: [s=TORISPERICHEAD(s, R) ], but I have not been able to modify the height using the command [obj.parameters() ] Could you help me how to write the statement to change my height (H).
thank you

[ing_hcjp]

L=E
C4 = TORISPHERICHEADH(s, R=DE/2.0).rotateY(180).translate((0.0, 0.0, -DE/2.0))
vT = C4.parameters()
vTH = float(vT['H'])
if L + vTH < 0.0:
C4.erase()
C4 = TORISPHERICHEADH(s, R=DE/2.0, H=L).rotateY(180).translate((0.0, 0.0, -DE/2.0))

<<<<<I USED THIS STATEMENT BUT IT DID NOT WORK FOR ME>>>>>

[h_eger]

@ing_hcjp ,

have you defined the value ‘H’?

[ing_hcjp]

It's right; I changed to only using that form but when doing "Testascript" I get an error for null parameters, from there I checked the parameters option but I have not been able to modify the height, I get 1/4 of the Diameter in the usual way

C4 = TORISPHERICHEADH(s, R=DE/2.0, H=L).rotateY(180).translate((0.0, 0.0, -DE/2.0))

DE=2.5"

L=0.273

[h_eger]

can you also upload the complete content of your script?

[hendshiwa]

How can you modify the height "H" in the TORISPHERICHEAD operation using Python? I'm starting with the command s=TORISPHERICHEAD(s, R), but I'm having trouble changing the height with obj.parameters(). What's the correct way to write the statement to adjust the height?

[ing_hcjp]

Greetings engineer.
try this command :TORISPHERICHEADH(s, R=DE/2.0, H=L)
it didn't work for me but it did for several people on the forum. If I find another solution I will post it in this chat.

TORISPHERICHEADH(s, R=DE/2.0, H=L)

[matt.worland]

Hello @ing_hcjp,

Line 2 and 7 of your shown code are both calling the torisphericheadH method, but on line 2, you are not giving it an 'H' argument.

If you are not passing in an 'H', then you should use the torispherichead or torispherichead2 method

Also ensure your 'L' has a value, you don't show where 'E' is getting set, and for that matter, why not just use 'E' since you are not modifying 'L'

As @h_eger mentioned, showing the full code helps quite a bit, otherwise, we are just guessing.

[h_eger]

@elbertdue ,

perhaps you could try reading! The post above explains what you need to use to make ‘H’ work

s = TORISPHERICHEADH(s, R, H)