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04-15-2015
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Hi all,
I hope this doesn't get too long winded 😕
currently at my workplace, we use a piece of ilogic code, that automatically runs within the part template on save that to auto populates
the iproperties with the the length, width and thickness of the part (it uses the extremities of the part on the xyz planes)....
This works great until you try and use the top down method of modelling, and when a part is created on a "funny" angle, the extremities of the the part are read wrongly!.
We have found a work around for this, we convert the part into a sheet metal part, create the flat pattern then we run the ilogic rule.
Because the flat pattern zeros the XYZ coordinates of the part, I was wondering if anyone knew the ilogic code that the flat pattern uses to Zero it's co-ordinates, then I could implement this into our code....
I hope this all makes sense?
Many Thanks, in advance 😆😆
I hope this doesn't get too long winded 😕
currently at my workplace, we use a piece of ilogic code, that automatically runs within the part template on save that to auto populates
the iproperties with the the length, width and thickness of the part (it uses the extremities of the part on the xyz planes)....
This works great until you try and use the top down method of modelling, and when a part is created on a "funny" angle, the extremities of the the part are read wrongly!.
We have found a work around for this, we convert the part into a sheet metal part, create the flat pattern then we run the ilogic rule.
Because the flat pattern zeros the XYZ coordinates of the part, I was wondering if anyone knew the ilogic code that the flat pattern uses to Zero it's co-ordinates, then I could implement this into our code....
I hope this all makes sense?
Many Thanks, in advance 😆😆
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