Editable 2D Hotspots

[Anonymous]

Hi All,

I am new to GDL scripting and I'm sure my issue will be easily fixed, but for the life of me I have no idea where to look.

In my object I have parameters that control the front, rear, and side overhangs of the benchtop, these overhang parameters are integers. I wish for these to be controllable by the use of hotspots in 2d.

For the most part I am able to get the 'hotspot2' command to work, the part that is leaving me scratching my head is when stretching the object in 2D, instead of giving me a width in 'millimeters' it snaps to every meter. This means if I want to show a 50mm overhang, I am forced to stretch the node 50m. The 2D model then shows correctly with a 50mm overhang.

Does anyone have any idea what I have missed?

I am happy to post more information if required,

Thanks

- Jason

[Bruce]

Without seeing your code, it's hard to be sure: but one possible reason is because the code will use meters as its dimensions, even if your project & parameters use millimeters.

Change the decimal place in your code to be for meters, and it could be what's causing the issue (e.g. instead of 50, use 0.05).

[Anonymous]

I have attached the object for your review, please take a look and let me know if there is a way to display millimeters instead of meters. I feel it will create a cleaner finish if all parameters use one unit of measurement.

Do keep in mind that I have no prior coding experience and started using GDL 2 weeks ago, so I apologise if my code is incoherent. If you have the time please feel free to provide feedback on any of the elements I have created, if there is a better, or more efficient procedure to use.

- Jason

[Bruce]

A quick look tells me you should get rid of the MUL 0.001 commands you have in your 2D & 3D scripts, along with then multiplying everything by 1000 (which essentially amounts to "variable/1000*1000").

Trying to apply a multiplication to parameters in dynamic HOTSPOT commands is what is causing the issue, I think.