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by Alexandra Komm | Mar 1, 2011 | DigiPara® Liftdesigner, General News |
Normally in DigiPara® Liftdesigner you can add Sheet Constants depending on rules. You can combine this feature with a translation message to create a constant that has translations. This can be extremely useful for drawing title blocks. In the example we will see...
by Andreas Fleischmann | Jan 24, 2011 | General News |
Sometimes it is usefull to do specific tasks (i.e. add an overwrite, move an annotative text) in a particular sheet/viewframe. However there is no built-in function in the API to bring back a sheet/viewframe by name. The following VB.NET snippet brings back a specific...
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by Alexandra Komm | Dec 1, 2010 | DigiPara® Liftdesigner |
You probably already know about DigiPara® Liftdesigner ‘s functionality to let the user add user defined objects to any of the components inside the data tree. This property is called “Additional Child Objects”. Well, this is nice for people that...
by Manuel Moos | Oct 29, 2010 | DigiPara® Liftdesigner |
Sometimes it’s necessary to transform world coordinates of one component to local coordinates relative to another component. Let’s assume you have two shafts and you want to attach a user component to the second shaft. The insertion point or local root of...
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by Alexandra Komm | Jul 13, 2010 | General News |
We recently had the question, how to figure out how a specific profile group parameter is calculated. Even most of the parameters having names and are self explaining, some parameters are more tricky. This is in particular if the parameter has just the native name...
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by Andreas Fleischmann | Jul 4, 2010 | General News |
In the last time we had several requests from clients to add their own LCID codes. Due to a variable parameter limitation, this behaviour is now available starting with version 5.4. Step 1: L_InternetLCIDTab Register a new local identifier ( LCID). –>...
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by Manuel Moos | Jun 30, 2010 | DigiPara® Liftdesigner |
During the last days I noticed that one of my developers prepared a nice example that allows adding an additional hatch to a plan view section. The general steps are: Creating one or more profiles that should be cutted Adding a new section object for each sheet...
