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Design line issue
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@ScottHendricks @gmurphy @andy.robins @Anonymous @FXVIPilot @wtucker0301 @Anonymous other experts are also tagged here. I am sure they will have an answer to this question
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What is the API intended for? If this is to produce a designline based on the itms laid out, there is a command REVDESIGN that does this.
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Hi Craig,
Thank you for your reply.
So basically I would like to create a design line based on some points and run the fill 3d command. There will also be need for editing nodes in order to get the exact setup I want.
The problen with running commands with the editor.Command() method is that it does not recognize fabrication API commands until you press a button on the toolpallete.
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Signup to www.xtracad.com and post in the Fabrication API section. There's a lot of good folk in there who will let you know if this can be done. All of the above names suggested to you are on that forum.
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I see nothing in the API that would allow you to do this.
Depending how determined you are, you could likely have your app automate the UI yourself with a tools like AutoHotKey or even an RPA tool. Given the fickle nature of Fabrication...I don't personally think the Juice would be worth the Squeeze.
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