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WCrihfield
in reply to: Michael.Navara

Using the ClientFeature route seems to do the opposite scenario of the normal WorkPlane set to Construction status.  When creating a WorkPlane, and setting it to Construction, you do not see the WorkPlane in the browser tree or on the screen, but you do see the parameter in the parameters dialog.  But when using the ClientFeature route shown above, you do see the node for it in the model browser, and on the modeling screen, but you don't see the parameter in the parameters dialog box.  Interesting situation.  I suppose you could add this following little bit of code to the end of the ClientFeature code, to take it another step, and at least hide it in the model browser tree, but it would still be visible on the screen.  Maybe if you turn visibility of the WorkPlane off right after you create it, that would solve the problem.

 

cliFea.BrowserNode.Visible = False

 

Wesley Crihfield

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