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Often, an error happens in one or more Timeline objects during parametric simulation.
Yes, it is possible to detect such errors and the index(es) in the Timeline Object by simply enumerating the whole Timeline and checking the health of every item. The script is trivial, but it consumes valuable processing time.
Obviously, the F360 engine has such functionality built-in already.
The question…
Would it be possible to expose such an “error/warning/health flag” via API as the supplementary property of Timeline Object?
I'm not sure what the question is. As you said, it is possible now to get the health from each item in the timeline. Are you suggesting some new functionality that would return a list of everything that's currently not healthy?
--------------------------------------------------------------- Brian Ekins Inventor and Fusion 360 API Expert Website/Blog: https://EkinsSolutions.com
Yes, a global flag indicating an error somewhere on the Timeline would be very useful.
Something like:
propertyValue = timeline_var.isHealthy
Another option would be pooling all faulty timeline objects and presenting them as a list.
Something like:
propertyValue_lst = timeline_var.warningsOrErrors
I anticipate that such extension(s) would be pretty easy to implement. Also, it wouldn't cause backward compatibility/interference issues to the whole F360 API system.
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