Level Used Highlighter

Level Used Highlighter

a1moldmaker
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Level Used Highlighter

a1moldmaker
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request for functionality 

i use the level manager constantly and it would be very helpful if the levels used would be highlighted or shaded to indicate that they contain objects.

Currently i filter by "used" and "named", but this does nothing to tell me what levels have objects on them.

If i turn off "named" then i am forced to remember what each level name/number combination is out of dozens of them.

By simply having the level be highlighted or shaded i could see the names of each level and know if it has objects on it without switching the filters constantly.

 

 

 level highlighter.PNG

Bruce Green
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jon.hunwick
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Great idea, Bruce. I will forward this to the development team.

Jon Hunwick

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Anonymous
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If I remember correctly you asked in the past about macro to search and delete empty lvls. Here is the code of this macro:

LET lvl_num = 997
LET counterUsedLvls = level.number - 1

while $counterUsedLvls {
	IF level[$lvl_num].used == '0' {
		LET renameLevel = concat('LEVEL RENAME '; $lvl_num)
		EXECUTE COMMAND $renameLevel
		TOOLBAR LEVEL OFF $lvl_num
	} ELSE {
		LET $counterUsedLvls = $counterUsedLvls -1
	}
	IF $counterUsedLvls == $lvl_num {
		BREAK
	}
	LET $lvl_num = $lvl_num - 1
}

PRINT ERROR 'Empty levels removed.'

Is that not enough for you?

 

 

Mateusz

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jitendra.chaudhari
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Hi @a1moldmaker

Thanks for Contacting Autodesk Community Forum..  

I have forwarded the above feature request to Autodesk PowerShape development team through a change request. I would keep you posted for the major updates on this feature request.  

Thanks for your time and raising a feature request for Autodesk PowerShape.



Jitendra Chaudhari.
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a1moldmaker
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piro_man

that macro works get and i use it all the time,

 

but what i am asking for now is a way to know if a level has objects on it by looking at the level manager.

for example in another software there is a column that tells how many objects are on each level.

i am not concerned with how many things are on a level, but more importantly to me is IF a level has anything on it

 

i work with a predefined level structure to begin with, but as each job is different, there are times when i will replace a unused level name with something needed for the current job

right now i have to turn on a level to see if it is empty or not, all of this is done manually and a macro will not help with it

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a1moldmaker
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thanks buddy

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a1moldmaker
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any word on if this can be added?

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a1moldmaker
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hoping this is a easy thing and makes it in soon

Bruce Green
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