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Listing Parameters in a Schedule

Hi there,

I need to list the variable N of a certain Object in a Schedule. (bread-n-butter)

the variable N is actually a counter in a loop ( for i=1 to ..... N=N+1...)

By the end of the loop N stores the value for the number of loops.

Here is the problem:
If I create the Variable N in the Parameter List (main window of GDL) it will remain always 0 and will never show the real value of N, therefore useless for my Schedule.

I've tried moving the value to another parameter ( counter=N), doesn't work.
I can see the value by means of ( text2 0,0,N) but I really need to schedule several objects and add up the values.

What do I need for N to show the real value in the parameter list? therefore be able to schedule it?

thanks in advance!
Nando Mogollon
Director @ BuilDigital
nando@buildigital.com.au
Using, Archicad Latest AU and INT. Revit Latest (have to keep comparing notes)
More and more... IFC.js, IFCOpenShell
All things Solibri and BIMCollab
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"parameters n=n" in the end of parameter script does not work?

Where the calculations are done in the object?


Best Regards,
Piotr
Piotr wrote:
"parameters n=n" in the end of parameter script does not work?
Yep, I tried that, doesn't work. by the way I also thought that was the solution.
Piotr wrote:
Where the calculations are done in the object?
I'm doing the calculation (the counting) in the 2D Script

The weird thing: it works with GLOBAL variables, like SYMB_POS_X and so on. but not with LOCAL variables.

thanks for the reply Piotr
Nando Mogollon
Director @ BuilDigital
nando@buildigital.com.au
Using, Archicad Latest AU and INT. Revit Latest (have to keep comparing notes)
More and more... IFC.js, IFCOpenShell
All things Solibri and BIMCollab

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