Hi, I am hoping to reference the Sea Level height of the project in the
elevation and section views. I have tried and searched without success.
The best I have is ObjectHt = int(SYMB_POS_Y*1000) This returns the
height of the object in the Y-axis rel...
Hi, I am hoping to be able to create hotspots in 3D that I can use in
the elevation and section views. I have created and attached an object
that displays 2 hotspots. The 2 hotspots move independent of each other
in 3D. In elevation, the hotspots see...
Hi, In a separate post, Jochen and AllanP showed how to use switches for
arrays:
https://community.graphisoft.com/t5/GDL/Multiple-on-off-switches-via-array-for-switching-within-UI/m-p/647254#M7358
I wanted to do the same with text but for some weird ...
Hi, I have some code with a lot of on/off switches, each with a
values{2} command and associated parameters i.e. !! Parameters Script
values{2} "Switch_1", 0, `Off`, 1, `On` values{2} "Switch_2", 0, `Off`,
1, `On` !Etc... !! UI Script UI_INFIELD{3} S...
Hi, I have the following code that creates an array. When I go to the UI
preview window, it results in an array dialogue (see image 1). Is there
a way to make it into a dropdown list instead? I can do it with
parameter lists but I was hoping I could ...
Hi Ling, Thank you for your response, it prompted me to look at that
script and I realised I had used SYMB_POS_Z. I would have given up, but
thanks to you it is solved, so appreciated! Wishing you all the best,
Matt
Hi Richard, I tried Jochens solution and this works for the 3D window.
When viewed in Elevation there is nothing, but in 3D window the sphere
is present. Note: 3D – 3, Section – 4. I can't find what the other
values 1, 2 and 5 would represent but pre...
Hi Richard, I also have trouble with GLOB_CONTEXT not doing anything in
my script. I would be keen to see how that works in practice if anyone
has experience in it. Cheers, Matt
Thank you AllanP!!! I can't believe how much time I spend trying to get
code to work. Such a perfect solve, this is so appreciated! Warm
regards, from Matt
Hooray, thank you so much Runxel! It's amazing how many hours I sink
into trying to get code working and how quickly you solve it, so so
apreciated!!! Wishing you all the best, from Matt
