Issue creating a valid parameter for rectangular pattern quantity

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Issue creating a valid parameter for rectangular pattern quantity

Anonymous
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Hey,

Im having some issues getting a rectangular pattern quantity parameter to work correctly. In the attached screencast I was able to get one of the two parameters to work.

 

parameter rectplength works fine; however the parameter rectpwidth is non functioning, the format is identical for both parameters. As seen in the screen cast the parameter rectplength functions for both directions in the rectangular pattern.

 

Im lost, any advice? 

 

 

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jhackney1972
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Please post your file so others may troubleshoot your issue.

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rohit.bapat
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Hello @Anonymous

 

Thank you for reporting the problem. We will try to replicate the issue on our side. Also, it will be helpful if you can please share the f3d file with us.

 

Thank you,

Best Regards

Rohit Bapat





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pavmed
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H! 

 

You can try this workaround, it helped me with somewhat similar issue related to how fusion accepts and stores expression in feature parameters (https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/fusion-360-support/issue-with-expression-in-feature-parameter/m-p/797...)

 

1. Make R-pattern with any parameters F360 allows you.

2. then go to Change parameters and find that Sketch -> R-pattern you just made.

3. Change parameters there and look if F360 allows you to put there what you want.

 

If it helps then this should be linked to my issue also.

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blorgggg
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I had to use this workaround as well and it fixed it for me too. thanks

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strmcdonald
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For anyone still finding this issue. When you create your paramiter you have to select the correct "UNIT" if you are trying to use something which is in mm it won't work. If you select "no units" it works fine

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critchley.sj
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strmcdonald is right except there is an important gotcha here, probably what the op was running into. The parameter value has to be an integer. If theres any fractional part to it fails. You solve this simply by wrapping the expression in floor(...) or ceil(...)

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