Can we list Output value?

Can we list Output value?

emoreno83
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Can we list Output value?

emoreno83
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Hi!

 

It is possible to list in a file the output value of an assembly from a corridor?

 

Many thanks!

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ilia.borisov
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What do you mean by output value give us an example.
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emoreno83
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I show you a screescast example (asssembly properties)

 

Thanks!

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emoreno83
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I show you a screescast example (asssembly properties)

 

Thanks!

 

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Jeff_M
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The Report "Corridor - Lane Slope Report includes this information.
Jeff_M, also a frequent Swamper
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emoreno83
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Thanks, but I'ms refers not only for lane slope, but for any output value.

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jae.kwon
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You could put something together pretty quick with a subassembly composer.

 

Use the assembly properties to pass all the ouput parameters of your various subassemblies to your custom SA which your SA spits out to the event viewer.

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lynn_zhang
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Hello @emoreno83 ,

Just checking to see if your problem has been solved. Have you tried the above suggestion from @jae.kwon and did it work? Let us know if you still need help.





Lynn Zhang
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emoreno83
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@jae.kwon How can I do to export a list of the variables that I want for each alignment station?

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jae.kwon
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I thought it would be easy to spit out the values you want to the event viewer but I could not find a way to spit out anything other than static messages. If anyone else knows how to pass variables into the event viewer reports please let us know.

 

So unless we can get the event viewer to work for us, Dynamo seems to be the best bet. Below is a screenshot to get you started on the portion that pulls the information out all values of all subassembly parameters. It's just a matter of spitting out the information that you want to a spreadsheet after that. If might be easier to filter out the information you don't want in Dynamo through list manipulation or filter it out in Excel using formulas - depending on what you're more comfortable with.

 

Sorry it's not as simple as I originally thought, but this will get the job done.

 

DynamoSubassemblyParameterValues.png

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emoreno83
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Hi @jae.kwon , that's great! it's not easy, but it's seems works. Thanks very much

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khalidsiddiquemalik
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hello 

i want to know how can i use output values as mentioned in this image. give me an example in PKT file. thanks

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