Sketch Type On Path
Case # A:The path of the sweep was created by 'sketch path' and finished. When you do Edit Sweep, only the 'Sketch path' button is available; you want to pick a path but the 'Pick path' button is unavailable.Solution: Sketch path pick lines tool pick the lines to define the new path, erase all the old path. The reference plane for the profile will jump to the new path.
Finish path.-Case # B:A sweep solid was created by 'Pick path' and finished. When you do Edit Sweep, only the 'Pick path' button is available; you want to sketch a path but the 'Sketch path' button is unavailable.Solution:Home Model lines lines tool create some lines and click Modify to finish Pick path Pick 3d Edges pick the new lines erase the old path. Finish path.
The reference plane for the profile will jump to the new path. It still seems that you can't change from a sweep from being sketch-based to a 3d-edge-based, or vice versa.Here is why I am asking:I can get the sketch-based sweep to flex parametrically, by tying it to a reference plane. But I am unable to get the 3d-faced sweep to flex, the path does not want to align or lock to a reference plane.
And it does not follow (FLEX WITH) the 3d-face that it is formed from, too bad it does not. Is this standard Revit behavior? None of this is in the 'Families Guide' from Adesk, that is for sure.
Var path = '/some/non/existing/file/path.txt ' var str = NSString. StringWithContentsOfFileencodingerror(path, NSUTF8StringEncoding, null);print(str);// - (null)As you can see, it fails because the provided file isn't exist in your file system. It's not a big deal, since we receive null as a result and can check it making an assumption that null means that file isn't exist, but in reality the method might fail for a number of reasons like insufficient permissions, wrong encoding, etc.In order to check for exact reason why it fails, we have to use MOPointer class again.
Sketch Type On Path Line
Forged steel 7 days to die. Var selection = context. Selection;var bounds = MSLayerGroup. GroupBoundsForContainer( MSLayerArray. ArrayWithLayers(selection));print( 'x: ' + bounds.
X);print( 'y: ' + bounds. Y);print( 'width: ' + bounds. Width);print( 'height: ' + bounds.
Sketch Text To Vector
Height); #6 Creating Oval ShapesIn order to create an oval shape programmatically, you have to create an instance of MSOvalShape class, set its frame and wrap with MSShapeGroup container.The following sample demonstrates how to do it.