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Pull a scaled Symbol's scale into worksheet


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33 minutes ago, bob cleaver said:

I am curious why this data is needed for a worksheet.

Is the scale for the objects an 'in house' info or for another purpose ?

 

I have various 'scalable' symbols for example a plinth or cornice for my kitchens. The symbol geometry is 1m long + I can use the scaling factor to report on the scaled length e.g. if I scale it by a factor of 2.1 it will be 2.1m long.

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3 hours ago, bob cleaver said:

I am curious why this data is needed for a worksheet.

Is the scale for the objects an 'in house' info or for another purpose ?

 

Yes, it's in-house.

Basically I'm doing layout planning - where a multiple unit squares can be scaled to accurately represent rectangular areas.

3 hours ago, Tom W. said:

The symbol becomes a poor man's PIO 😀

Haha!  Yes, and oftentimes, simpler is better.

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@bcd,

   Check the SDK. Download from the same page as the Beta Apps, if necessary. Once downloaded and unzipped, look in this path.  

 

SDKVW 29.0.5 (757604)/SDKLib/Include/Kernel/API/ProgramVariables.h

 

   This file holds all of the VW Preference numbers and their descriptions. This is as good as it gets. Sometimes, if the description doesn't float your boat, a little testing will clear things up a bit. Another file in the same directory, ObjectVariables.h, holds all of the ObjectVariable indices, also with short descriptions.

 

Happy Sleuthing,

Raymond

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