[Question] How to create PythonPart objects with multiple objects individually?

josungjun
josungjun
13.09.2023 - 00:35 *

I want to create PythonPart objects individually by dragging all objects through VisualScript.
I only found a way to manually insert the index values and make them one by one.
What function should I use here to automatically create Python part objects individually for all objects?

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Xinling
Xinling
30.01.2024 - 11:57 *

Cité par yazevnikita
Good afternoon, a similar problem.
I have a script that creates a reference part, but I don't want to pull it out of the library every time. Is it possible to set the script to repeat while preserving the previous result?

In Allplan 2024, we now allowed VS-PyP to be placed by mouse clicking. This also allows users to place the same VS-PythonPart object one after another.

Product Owner API, Allplan GmbH

Xinling
Xinling
13.09.2023 - 13:17

It might be possible with writing py code directly with the node ExecPythonScript.

But i don't understand why you are doing that. As the PythonPart object you get later probably won't be able to be reactivated again, as there might be no dedicated PythonPart script behind each object. Can you explain what you actually want to accomplish with this?

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yazevnikita
yazevnikit…
25.01.2024 - 11:45

Good afternoon, a similar problem.
I have a script that creates a reference part, but I don't want to pull it out of the library every time. Is it possible to set the script to repeat while preserving the previous result?

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Xinling
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Cité par yazevnikita
Good afternoon, a similar problem.
I have a script that creates a reference part, but I don't want to pull it out of the library every time. Is it possible to set the script to repeat while preserving the previous result?

In Allplan 2024, we now allowed VS-PyP to be placed by mouse clicking. This also allows users to place the same VS-PythonPart object one after another.

Product Owner API, Allplan GmbH