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Add a new part to the product with the coordinates of the previous point
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Little Cthulhu
Marine/Ocean
Search for GetComponents/SetComponents methods of Position object.
jasoncwells
Aerospace
Do you need a macro?
If you are placing the same new part repeatedly, swap all your points for axes and then using a 3D pattern. Position and orientation will be as determined by the axes.
If you are placing the same new part repeatedly, swap all your points for axes and then using a 3D pattern. Position and orientation will be as determined by the axes.
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catiavbmacro
Automotive
Hello,
you can make Axis on those points, and then insert new parts and connect them to those axes.
So scenario will be:
1. Create a new part with macro
2. Use coincidence constraint between that created axis and Absolute Axis in the part. (macro)
(you need to have a check option for axis creation for the part)
First, you need multiple selection, so users can select all of those axes, and it will also control your for loop for new parts.
[link catiavbmacro.com]catiavbmacro.com[/url]
you can make Axis on those points, and then insert new parts and connect them to those axes.
So scenario will be:
1. Create a new part with macro
2. Use coincidence constraint between that created axis and Absolute Axis in the part. (macro)
(you need to have a check option for axis creation for the part)
First, you need multiple selection, so users can select all of those axes, and it will also control your for loop for new parts.
[link catiavbmacro.com]catiavbmacro.com[/url]
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