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Hi @jeremytammik , by now I managed to do this:
double numBars = barra.NumberOfBarPositions;
double indice = 0;
// Si es Par
if (numBars % 2 == 0)
{
indice = (numBars / 2) - 1;
}
// Si es impar
else
{
indice = Math.Truncate(numBars / 2);
}
#endregion
#region SE CREAN LOS DETAIL LINES EN LA POSICION DE LA BARRA CENTRAL
if (numBars > 1)
{
IList<Curve> curva_patron = barra.GetCenterlineCurves(
true,
true,
true,
MultiplanarOption.IncludeOnlyPlanarCurves,
Convert.ToInt32(indice));
DetailCurve dc = doc.Create.NewDetailCurve(
doc.ActiveView,
curva_patron.First());
dc.LineStyle = fe_losa;
}In my iteration, get the "indice" variable (index) as the number I want (the middle index), and using the GetCenterlineCurves with that index, I always get the first one and my detail line is created in this position.
What am I doing wrong?
Regards!
Hi @jeremytammik , by now I managed to do this:
double numBars = barra.NumberOfBarPositions;
double indice = 0;
// Si es Par
if (numBars % 2 == 0)
{
indice = (numBars / 2) - 1;
}
// Si es impar
else
{
indice = Math.Truncate(numBars / 2);
}
#endregion
#region SE CREAN LOS DETAIL LINES EN LA POSICION DE LA BARRA CENTRAL
if (numBars > 1)
{
IList<Curve> curva_patron = barra.GetCenterlineCurves(
true,
true,
true,
MultiplanarOption.IncludeOnlyPlanarCurves,
Convert.ToInt32(indice));
DetailCurve dc = doc.Create.NewDetailCurve(
doc.ActiveView,
curva_patron.First());
dc.LineStyle = fe_losa;
}In my iteration, get the "indice" variable (index) as the number I want (the middle index), and using the GetCenterlineCurves with that index, I always get the first one and my detail line is created in this position.
What am I doing wrong?
Regards!
Accepted solution
Dear Jorge,
Thank you for your update and congratulations on the progress.
I heard back from the development team, and they say:
The property Rebar.NumberOfBarPositions will give us the number of bars in the set.
The Method Rebar.GetCenterlineCurves receives a barPositionIndex and will return the centreline curves for that bar.
I’m not sure what you mean by 'centre bar'; if in the set are 4 bars (indexes 0,1,2,3). It should be index 1 or 2?
public IList<Curve> GetCenterlineCurves(
bool adjustForSelfIntersection,
bool suppressHooks,
bool suppressBendRadius,
MultiplanarOption multiplanarOption,
int barPositionIndex)
What is missing in your code: GetCenterlineCurves will return the curves as they are positioned on the first bar.
You can obtain a transform which will move the curves into the desired position:
RebarShapeDrivenAccessor accessor = rebar.GetShapeDrivenAccessor(); Transform trf = accessor.GetBarPositionTransform(indice); // Now apply the trf on each curve obtained from calling GetCenterlineCurves()
I hope this helps.
Best regards,
Jeremy
Dear Jorge,
Thank you for your update and congratulations on the progress.
I heard back from the development team, and they say:
The property Rebar.NumberOfBarPositions will give us the number of bars in the set.
The Method Rebar.GetCenterlineCurves receives a barPositionIndex and will return the centreline curves for that bar.
I’m not sure what you mean by 'centre bar'; if in the set are 4 bars (indexes 0,1,2,3). It should be index 1 or 2?
public IList<Curve> GetCenterlineCurves(
bool adjustForSelfIntersection,
bool suppressHooks,
bool suppressBendRadius,
MultiplanarOption multiplanarOption,
int barPositionIndex)
What is missing in your code: GetCenterlineCurves will return the curves as they are positioned on the first bar.
You can obtain a transform which will move the curves into the desired position:
RebarShapeDrivenAccessor accessor = rebar.GetShapeDrivenAccessor(); Transform trf = accessor.GetBarPositionTransform(indice); // Now apply the trf on each curve obtained from calling GetCenterlineCurves()
I hope this helps.
Best regards,
Jeremy
Hi @jeremytammik ,
Following your indication I made exactly what I needed. Here is a snippet of the code II'm using so it may help some else in the future and the visual representation of what I achieved!
IList<Curve> curva_patron = barra.GetCenterlineCurves(
true,
true,
true,
MultiplanarOption.IncludeOnlyPlanarCurves,
Convert.ToInt32(indice));
// Se lleva la curva a la posicion central
RebarShapeDrivenAccessor accessor = barra.GetShapeDrivenAccessor();
Transform trf = accessor.GetBarPositionTransform(Convert.ToInt32(indice));
Curve curva_trans = curva_patron.First().CreateTransformed(trf);
DetailCurve dc = doc.Create.NewDetailCurve(
doc.ActiveView,
curva_trans);
dc.LineStyle = fe_losa;
Again, thanks a lot!
Regards.
Hi @jeremytammik ,
Following your indication I made exactly what I needed. Here is a snippet of the code II'm using so it may help some else in the future and the visual representation of what I achieved!
IList<Curve> curva_patron = barra.GetCenterlineCurves(
true,
true,
true,
MultiplanarOption.IncludeOnlyPlanarCurves,
Convert.ToInt32(indice));
// Se lleva la curva a la posicion central
RebarShapeDrivenAccessor accessor = barra.GetShapeDrivenAccessor();
Transform trf = accessor.GetBarPositionTransform(Convert.ToInt32(indice));
Curve curva_trans = curva_patron.First().CreateTransformed(trf);
DetailCurve dc = doc.Create.NewDetailCurve(
doc.ActiveView,
curva_trans);
dc.LineStyle = fe_losa;
Again, thanks a lot!
Regards.
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