Hello
is that there is a "smartpart" parameter that allows to have the type selected drawing?
I put a picture so that you will understand what I mean by "drawing type"
in fact I wish my smartpart of door and window then this redesign according to the choice of the "drawing type"
Thank you very much
I think this option should have been included in the DEFINE FOIL command.
The only related command to this, is DEFINE FACE_STYLE, but you already know that.
So there isn't any.
I've attached all the smartparts script commands of Allplan 2012.
For Allplan 2013, I think the script commands can be found in the STD folder> Smartparts> Help.
Good luck.
Hello, and thank you.
"DEFINE FOIL" made reference to the traditional macro, and with the traditional macro table is not (or I do not know do) evolve a macro window depending on the type of drawing selected study, presentation, execution..., there is that of mortifications in the scale which is possible.
"DEFINE FACE_STYLE" allows you to select a surface for flooring, walls, slab which are not yet mufti-layers , and so I do not think that it could be applicable to the macro.
So I was wondering can be with the smartparts it was possible to change the appearance of a macro, in my case Windows and doors, depending on the chosen drawing (study, presentation, execution).
Thanks to all if you have any ideas.
Hi Olivier,
the dependency on drawing types for visibility you can achive by defining a macro foil:
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DEFINE FOIL "1" 1 , 1 , !vis2d , vis3D
0 , 1000 , !from_scale , to_scale
0 , 0 , 0 , !ref pnt 1 x,y,z
1 , 1 , 1 , !ref pnt 2 x,y,z
1 , 1 , 1 , !macro foil a,b,c
0 , 1 , 2 , !scaling x,y,z
0, !0 = only visible in following drawing types
!1 = visible in all drawing types
301, !drawing type ID
302 !drawing type ID
SET FOIL "1"
BOX REF_X , REF_Y , REF_Z
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Now is the box only visible in drawing type 301 and 302!
Unfortunately I don't know, what the drawing type 301 and 302 means on your computer ...
Regards.
Jörg
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