I need a coordinate object that are "schedule able"

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    • #1458
      Odd Goderstad
      Participant

      How do I make an coordinate object, and schedule, that can list the insertion point of the coordinate objects? we place coordinate objects all around the building, and we need to list their positions.

    • #1460
      Gergely Fehér
      Keymaster

      Hi Odd,
      If it is enough to schedule the objects relative position to the project origin, then you can make a simple object to solve the problem. Simply add 3 parameters, for example xPos, yPos, zPos, then add the following 3 lines to the parameter script:

      parameters xPos = SYMB_POS_X
      parameters yPos = SYMB_POS_Y
      parameters zPos = SYMB_POS_Z

      You can make a simple 2d representation for this object, place it, and then you can list these 3 parameters if you make your own schedule for that.

      If you need world coordinates, then there is no proper solution for that in GDL, please check GDL-Related Changes in ARCHICAD 19.

      Gergely Fehér
      Team Leader, Library Team
      GRAPHISOFT SE

    • #1470
      Odd Goderstad
      Participant

      Thank you! Could this be made to work from objects placed on a worksheet also?

    • #1499
      Gergely Fehér
      Keymaster

      I think objects placed on a worksheet can’t be scheduled. You should place them on the floor plan.

      Gergely Fehér
      Team Leader, Library Team
      GRAPHISOFT SE

    • #1530
      antoine JULLIEN
      Participant

      why you didn’t use zone Tool for list your object ?

      Tonio

    • #1594
      David Shorter44
      Participant

      You can use the Coordinate Dimension 18 from the old version 18 Library. This allows the coordinates to be scheduled. The 19 Object of the same name does not work
      Hope this helps

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    • #4308
      Thomas Lodge
      Participant

      Is there a way to schedule a coordinate object that uses GLOB_WORLD_ORIGO_OFFSET?

      • #4309
        Gergely Fehér
        Keymaster

        No, you can not store the GLOB_WORLD_ORIGO_OFFSET in library part parameter, so it can not be scheduled as libpart data.

        Gergely Fehér
        Team Leader, Library Team
        GRAPHISOFT SE

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