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They are categorized in the GDL Manual (which you have probably found already), so if you have a good guess, you might be able to find the right one.
You can try to use the “Dump library parts of selected elem…” command from the Library developer menu (palce a random object, select it, then use the command), the result report (check the report window) lists all plan global names and values along with the object’s parameters.
About accessing the Library Developer menu, see here.Dominika Bobály
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Thanks Dominika. The “dump library parts…” was a new one for me.
However, what I was after was a list of the Model View Options objects (accessed via the LIBRARYGLOBALS command). In this particular instance, I’m trying to find the object name and parameter name for the “Miscellaneous Settings…” > “Show Opening Lines in 3D Projections” > “on Doors”
The only way I currently know to do this (for ArchiCAD MVO objects) is to find an object that references what you’re after, and open from there. Is there a more straightforward way?
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The MVO objects which are accessible via the LIBRARYGLOBALS “request” are simple libparts under the Library Global Settings subtype (you can create your own if you like, with your own custom parameters). To be able to access the options of any of them, you need to know the name of the libpart. Currently we have 2 of them in the library: “LG_DWSymbSettings” for Door and Window symbol settings panel, and “LibraryGlobals13” for Miscellaneous panel. The request needs the name of the libglobal object, and the name of the parameter the settings belongs to. You can open these objects (type the names into the report window, and hit “Open object…”), and look up the parameter you need to rely on, and in the parameter script, search for the values you can use in your own objects as conditional variables. The “Show opening lines in 3D” – doors parameter name is “D_showBOpLine3D”. Hope this helps.
Since these are not built-in library parts, but custom ones, currently this is the only method you can look up the MVO parameters.Dominika Bobály
Product Manager
GRAPHISOFT SE-
Example in object:
!inicialize variable _bOplinesTemp = 0 ! request MVO parameter value _bSuccess = LIBRARYGLOBAL ("LibraryGlobals13", "D_showBOpLine3D", _bOplinesTemp) ! possible values of "D_showBOpLine3D" : 0-1 if _bSuccess & _bOplinesTemp = 1 then ! do something if oplines are ON from MVO and request is successful endifDominika Bobály
Product Manager
GRAPHISOFT SE
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Bruce:
One option is to open the Library Global Settings subtype library part which establishes the globals. Go to Open Object by Subtype > General GDL Object > Documentation Element > Drawing Symbol > Library Global Settings to find the Library Global Settings subtype library parts in the loaded libraries. As Dominika mentioned, the two in the AC library are “LG_DWSymbSettings” for Door and Window symbol settings panel, and “LibraryGlobals13”.
HTH,
David
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