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Start Sketcher Workbench using macro
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Little Cthulhu
Marine/Ocean
Possible with VBA and system timers. Way easier to let a user draw, select it in CATIA and then push your button "Create from selected".
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@Little Cthulhu
Thanks for the replay
But i didnt get your answer
what i want is when i click on create button in userform caita should enter sketch bench and user will sketch something when they exit the sketcher the macro should detect the sketch drawn by user and perform some operation on it
Thanks for the replay
But i didnt get your answer
what i want is when i click on create button in userform caita should enter sketch bench and user will sketch something when they exit the sketcher the macro should detect the sketch drawn by user and perform some operation on it
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Little Cthulhu
Marine/Ocean
Use WinAPI function named "SetTimer" and set a callback that would check CATIA's current workbench and specification tree. You have to put some effort and I don't think it's worth the trouble.
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TiagoFigueiredo
Industrial
I would try to use:
CATIA.StartCommand("sketch")
then put a dialog box waiting, for when the user finishes the sketch.
for finish the sketch, user should pick something in the dialog box to finish the sketch and macro continue.
Tiago Figueiredo
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CATIA.StartCommand("sketch")
then put a dialog box waiting, for when the user finishes the sketch.
for finish the sketch, user should pick something in the dialog box to finish the sketch and macro continue.
Tiago Figueiredo
Tooling Engineer
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