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‎2015-04-23
06:22 PM
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‎2023-05-24
12:32 PM
by
Rubia Torres
‎2015-04-23
06:22 PM
I created a custom window marker, and I want to use in my 2d script the top elevation of the window. Is that possible?
I've used this parameters from "Door/Window Marker attributes"
ac_wido_a_size
ac_wido_b_size
But I am not able to use this one:
ac_glob_elevation
I've tried to use the:
GLOB_ELEVATION which is base elevation of the element, but I was not able do use it.
in return I can use this one
GLOB_CSTORY_HEIGHT which is height of the current story, but without GLOB_ELEVATION or ac_glob_elevation it is not helpful for me.
Thank you in advance,
Daniel
Sincerely,
Daniel
Daniel
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‎2015-04-24 05:06 PM
‎2015-04-24
05:06 PM
Hy Daniel,
try to use
ac_sill_to_curr_story
or
ac_sill_to_anchor_level
and let me know.
try to use
ac_sill_to_curr_story
or
ac_sill_to_anchor_level
and let me know.
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‎2015-04-24 10:17 PM
‎2015-04-24
10:17 PM
Thank you Ilder for your reply and for your advice.
Unfortunately doesn't work, I mean on the floor plan I can see only the value of 0 instead of the real sill height.
I've wrote a simple script for 2d
STRING=ac_sill_to_curr_story
TEXT2 0,0,STRING
I've tried on the parameter script as well using this code:
parameters top_elev=ac_sill_to_curr_story
I've cretated the top_elev parameter
but only the value of 0 is there
If I've missed something please let me know.
Thank you
Unfortunately doesn't work, I mean on the floor plan I can see only the value of 0 instead of the real sill height.
I've wrote a simple script for 2d
STRING=ac_sill_to_curr_story
TEXT2 0,0,STRING
I've tried on the parameter script as well using this code:
parameters top_elev=ac_sill_to_curr_story
I've cretated the top_elev parameter
but only the value of 0 is there
If I've missed something please let me know.
Thank you
Sincerely,
Daniel
Daniel
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‎2015-04-27 10:39 AM
‎2015-04-27
10:39 AM
Hi Daniel,
can you send me your marker? If you do i'm going to search the problem.
can you send me your marker? If you do i'm going to search the problem.
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‎2015-04-27 10:46 AM
‎2015-04-27
10:46 AM
Thanks, please give me your email.
daniel.virtic is my skype ID, if need it.
daniel.virtic is my skype ID, if need it.
Sincerely,
Daniel
Daniel
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‎2015-04-29 10:24 PM
‎2015-04-29
10:24 PM
Together Daniel and i have solved the problem.
The ac_sill_to_curr_story must be requested.
It's best to do it in master script (first attempt had request in parameter script and an auxiliary parameter to store result but there were refresh problems)
MASTER script:
valsill=0.00
na_inalt2 = request("Assoclp_parvalue", "ac_sill_to_curr_story", naminda, typea, flaga, dim1a, dim2a, valsill)
acesta = str(sConversionText, valsill)
The ac_sill_to_curr_story must be requested.
It's best to do it in master script (first attempt had request in parameter script and an auxiliary parameter to store result but there were refresh problems)
MASTER script:
valsill=0.00
na_inalt2 = request("Assoclp_parvalue", "ac_sill_to_curr_story", naminda, typea, flaga, dim1a, dim2a, valsill)
acesta = str(sConversionText, valsill)
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‎2015-04-30 06:19 PM
‎2015-04-30
06:19 PM
Ilder and Cosminn
well done!
well done!