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James Murray.
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September 13, 2019 at 23:06 #18191
James Murray
ParticipantI suppose this isn’t technically a GDL question, but hopefully this is the best place anyway. I am trying to save an irregularly shaped window via Save as Window. As we know, the method for this is to make a slab the shape of the opening and give it the ID “WALLHOLE”. Then in the finished window’s script, there is a WALLHOLE statement with that geometry. This has suddenly stopped working; the WALLHOLE slab is created as a normal CPRISM_, and the WALLHOLE statement is missing. This results in a rectangular hole around the irregular shape.
James M
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September 14, 2019 at 14:46 #18192
David Maudlin
ParticipantJames:
I just tried this in AC22 and AC23 and it works as expected. I selected the slabs in the 3D Window and used the Window… command to save the slabs as a window library part.
David
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September 14, 2019 at 17:56 #18193
James Murray
ParticipantYes, it seems to be inconsistent. I haven’t discovered a pattern yet. I suspect the library part maker add-on, but I don’t have proof.
James M
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September 16, 2019 at 02:30 #18194
Barry Kelly
ParticipantCould it be an accidental space before the WALLHOLE ID?
It will show up as a GROUP in the script like this…
!! WALLHOLE 11C568E9-A66C-4F8B-A726-256092BDAB31 group "group_CBE05540_454F_457B_8D5A_AF754CE73274" placegroup (result_D3A02F46_3F08_4F13_95C0_304B00794714) endgroupBarry.
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September 17, 2019 at 18:09 #18213
James Murray
ParticipantThat was it. Thanks Barry. Since then I’ve had failures due to multiple spaces after the WALLHOLE. Not sure where the file got the idea it should have a bunch of spaces in a seemingly blank ID.
James M
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