Opening orientation question

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‎2008-08-29 09:18 AM
when I started to write this post I wanted to ask about a different thing in schedules but I managed to come up with the answer myself. So a little change of topic.
I have customised my template for the schedule, translated the term into estonian, but now I'm stuck because I would want to translate the opening orientation values into estonian as well, because left/right is far from the terms in estonian.
So does anybody know if and how I could do that?
TIA
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‎2008-08-29 10:34 AM
Window/door opening orientation
Type: string
Possible length: max. 31 characters
Returns in the list a string corresponding to the orientation of the Window/Door (L – left, R – right, or any other custom value). This value can be set in the ‘Orientation Displaying’ portion of the Details Subdialog of the Library Part Editor when a Window/Door is open for editing.
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Now another problem: the value show up correctly but the 3D front view of the left-handed and right-handed door are the same i.e. as if they both were left-handed.
Ideas?

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‎2008-08-29 11:02 AM
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‎2008-08-29 11:13 AM

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‎2008-08-29 11:28 AM
So my first guess is that their 3D may be the same although this parameter of theirs is different.
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‎2008-08-29 11:36 AM
How can the 3D front view be the same if their orientation is different?
Before changing the value the front views worked. The situation in the posted jpg only appeared after changing the values and not only on that particular door but on all the doors with changed values.

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‎2008-08-29 11:57 AM
adzik wrote:By a bug. I was asking this to check whether the object is incorrectly programmed.
I'm not sure I follow you correctly.
How can the 3D front view be the same if their orientation is different?
Before changing the value the front views worked. The situation in the posted jpg only appeared after changing the values and not only on that particular door but on all the doors with changed values.Changing what value? Did you change a parameter? Or some setting in the listing Dialog?
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‎2008-08-29 02:26 PM

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‎2008-08-29 03:16 PM
Now, what I am asking is this.
Let us say you a a Wall, there are two Doors in it. Place one Door, then copy it, and mirror this second Door created. In 3D this will result in one being right-oriented, the other being left-oriented.
Now, list these two Doors and see if the data displayed matches their orientations in the 3D Window.
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‎2008-08-29 03:27 PM
Check jpg.