World Coordinate object issue
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2020-09-12 04:20 PM - last edited on 2022-09-26 10:43 PM by Daniel Kassai
2020-09-12
04:20 PM
Hello everyone, using the world coordinate object I'm encountering a little problem(or limitation of the object itself), I'm unable to show more than 2 decimal after seconds(even if I set 4 decimal in project origin), I try to change working unit and tollerance, but nothing changes, do you think there may be a way to overcome this problem??
Thank you in advance
ps. added a screenshot to be more explicative
Thank you in advance
ps. added a screenshot to be more explicative
AC 6.5-27 | Latest build | Win 10 Pro 64 | AMD TreadRipper 1950x 3.4 Ghz | 64 Gb RAM | AMD Radeon 5700 XT 8GB
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2020-09-12 08:53 PM
2020-09-12
08:53 PM
strangeday wrote:Unfortunately this object doesn't have this option.
do you think there may be a way to overcome this problem??
Your alternative is to edit it and change some code.
If you are confident with GDL code, the workflow is:
1. Find in your AC24 Library a Macro called "coordinateDim_m";
2. Open it and go to the 2D script and replace:
This 2 lines:
text_x_coor = LONG_LETTER + " " + STR(LONG_DEGREE,1,0) + "° " + STR(LONG_MINUTE,1,0) + "' " + STR(LONG_SECOND,3,2) + "''" text_y_coor = LAT_LETTER + " " + STR(LAT_DEGREE, 1,0) + "° " + STR(LAT_MINUTE, 1,0) + "' " + STR(LAT_SECOND, 3,2) + "''"With:
text_x_coor = LONG_LETTER + " " + STR(LONG_DEGREE,1,0) + "° " + STR(LONG_MINUTE,1,0) + "' " + STR(LONG_SECOND,5,4) + "''" text_y_coor = LAT_LETTER + " " + STR(LAT_DEGREE, 1,0) + "° " + STR(LAT_MINUTE, 1,0) + "' " + STR(LAT_SECOND, 5,4) + "''"I think this will do the trick.
Cheers,
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2020-09-13 08:35 AM
2020-09-13
08:35 AM
Hello Mr. Braza..... ......I have no words to thank you!!!...your suggestion saved me a lot of time!
Thank you again
Francesco
Thank you again
Francesco
AC 6.5-27 | Latest build | Win 10 Pro 64 | AMD TreadRipper 1950x 3.4 Ghz | 64 Gb RAM | AMD Radeon 5700 XT 8GB
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2020-09-14 11:12 AM
2020-09-14
11:12 AM
You are welcome Francesco.
Cheers,
Cheers,
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2020-09-24 03:01 PM
2020-09-24
03:01 PM
Helle Brazza
I follow your instruction.
I could find the Macro and replace the GDL code.
I follow your instruction.
I could find the Macro and replace the GDL code.
BUT it´s still a problem. I don't have the right to save the change.The Macro is just "read only"
How is the procedure to unlock this macro?
Best Regard
Gwen
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2020-09-24 04:27 PM
2020-09-24
04:27 PM
Hi Gwen,
It looks like your library is compacted in a .lcf file. If it is the case, then you will have to extract all the content of the library to a dedicated folder and finally get access and edit the "coordinateDim_m" macro.
Hope this helps.
It looks like your library is compacted in a .lcf file. If it is the case, then you will have to extract all the content of the library to a dedicated folder and finally get access and edit the "coordinateDim_m" macro.
Hope this helps.