Getting elements list from an object
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‎2014-05-28 07:28 PM
I finally managed to create the object you can see in the image. I mean the panels that cover the walls of the building.
This cladding is composed by panels and substructure. My question is: Is it possible to get a list or quantify how many elements of each type are there (panels/aluminium profiles...)? The goal is to make it easy to get a budget of the cladding system.
Thanks!!
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‎2014-05-28 09:50 PM
if i don't have a structured database in my library i like to code the "property script" and my best friend in "component......".
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‎2014-05-29 11:00 AM
Let's see if I can achieve it

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‎2014-05-29 02:09 PM

Using AC25 5005 UKI FULL
Mac OSX 10.15.7 (19G2021) Mac Pro-2013 32gbRam AMD FirePro D500 3072 MB graphics
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‎2014-06-02 10:34 AM
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‎2014-06-02 06:49 PM
I have tried to use the Scheduling to see how many panels are there in my model, and it doesn't show what I am looking for.

In the script I have defined the "number of panels" parameter as "vert_panels * horz_panels". When I use the script it works (I've used PRINT to see it), but the object shows it with the default value, the same as the one in the Schedule. Is there any way to make it show the values I am looking for?



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‎2014-06-02 06:55 PM
The other way would be to schedule each of your parameters ie add "vert Panel" and "Horz panel" that way you would get the number of each
Using AC25 5005 UKI FULL
Mac OSX 10.15.7 (19G2021) Mac Pro-2013 32gbRam AMD FirePro D500 3072 MB graphics
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‎2014-06-02 07:13 PM
I am not very familiar with this program, and maybe it is impossible to do it, but it seems that the parameters values don't change in the object tool panel, even if they are affected in the script.
On the other hand I could count the vert and horizontal ones, but is there any way to create a extra column where this values are multiplied? I want to make it automatic for other people

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‎2014-06-02 10:20 PM
On the other hand I could count the vert and horizontal ones, but is there any way to create a extra column where this values are multiplied? I want to make it automatic for other peopleNo need as the Schedule will do the totals for you
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‎2014-06-03 08:54 AM