length, width, and height of a assembly?

[Anonymous]

Hi everyone!

I would like to determine the length, width, and height of a assembly.

Can i use the bounding box method to do this, or the range box?

Can anyone give a example?

Thansk.

[Anonymous]

Hi everyone!

I would like to determine the length, width, and height of a assembly.

Can i use the bounding box method to do this, or the range box?

Can anyone give a example?

Thansk.

[Anonymous]

AssemblyComponentDefinition.RangeBox should give you these extents. These
extents include things such as sketches and work features. If you don't want
those included, you'll need to iterate over all bodies in the leaf parts and
build your own range box.

Sanjay-

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Hi everyone!

I would like to determine the length, width, and height of a assembly.

Can i use the bounding box method to do this, or the range box?

Can anyone give a example?

Thansk.

[Anonymous]

AssemblyComponentDefinition.RangeBox should give you these extents. These
extents include things such as sketches and work features. If you don't want
those included, you'll need to iterate over all bodies in the leaf parts and
build your own range box.

Sanjay-

wrote in message news:5781503@discussion.autodesk.com...
Hi everyone!

I would like to determine the length, width, and height of a assembly.

Can i use the bounding box method to do this, or the range box?

Can anyone give a example?

Thansk.

[Anonymous]

eh?

[Anonymous]

eh?

[Anonymous]

need help ...

[Anonymous]

need help ...

[Anonymous]

Recently I needed the same thing, here the snippet code:

Sub GetBoundingBox()

    Dim ass As AssemblyDocument
    Set ass = ThisApplication.ActiveDocument
    
    Dim min_point(1 To 3) As Double
    Dim max_point(1 To 3) As Double
    
    Call ass.ComponentDefinition.RangeBox.GetBoxData(min_point, max_point)
    
    Debug.Print min_point(1) & " " & min_point(2) & " " & min_point(3)
    Debug.Print max_point(1) & " " & max_point(2) & " " & max_point(3)

End Sub

maybe is useful for someone else. Bye

P

[Anonymous]

Recently I needed the same thing, here the snippet code:

Sub GetBoundingBox()

    Dim ass As AssemblyDocument
    Set ass = ThisApplication.ActiveDocument
    
    Dim min_point(1 To 3) As Double
    Dim max_point(1 To 3) As Double
    
    Call ass.ComponentDefinition.RangeBox.GetBoxData(min_point, max_point)
    
    Debug.Print min_point(1) & " " & min_point(2) & " " & min_point(3)
    Debug.Print max_point(1) & " " & max_point(2) & " " & max_point(3)

End Sub

maybe is useful for someone else. Bye

P

[bradeneuropeArthur]

Hi,
Is this solved now?
Or do you need further assistance?
Regards,

[bradeneuropeArthur]

Hi,
Is this solved now?
Or do you need further assistance?
Regards,

[Anonymous]

It's solved on my snippet. There are otherways?

[Anonymous]

It's solved on my snippet. There are otherways?

[bradeneuropeArthur]

Hi,

I can provide you My/the coding if needed.

Regards,

[bradeneuropeArthur]

Hi,

I can provide you My/the coding if needed.

Regards,

[bradeneuropeArthur]

Hi,

This may be an interesting idea:

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/inventor-ideas/dimension-component-part-and-assembly/idi-p/7523011

Regards,

[bradeneuropeArthur]

Hi,

This may be an interesting idea:

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/inventor-ideas/dimension-component-part-and-assembly/idi-p/7523011

Regards,

[felipeecheverri]

hi, use this ilogic

	MaxL = Round (Measure.ExtentsLength,0)
	MaxW = Round (Measure.ExtentsWidth,0)
	MaxH = Round (Measure.ExtentsHeight,0)

[felipeecheverri]

hi, use this ilogic

	MaxL = Round (Measure.ExtentsLength,0)
	MaxW = Round (Measure.ExtentsWidth,0)
	MaxH = Round (Measure.ExtentsHeight,0)

[aji.sugiyantoro]

it works, thanks

[aji.sugiyantoro]

it works, thanks