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[Lingwisyer GC]

For those interested, answered in the following thread:

https://archicad-talk.graphisoft.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=69395&p=308859&hilit=Ellipse#p308859

AC18-23 AUS 4006
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[Lingwisyer GC]

Cannot use Status Code 4000?

Full circle using centerpoint and radius
r, 360, 4000+s,
where 0 < s < 100

Ling.

AC18-23 AUS 4006
Self-taught, bend it till it breaks.
Win7 | E5620 x 2 | 24GB | K2200

[Lingwisyer GC]

As far as I know, there is no way to retrieve the text length when using [i]Autotext[/i] values. If you go into the code and change it to [i]Requests[/i] you will then be able to do a follow up request for the length which can then be plugged into the textbox size.

Ling.

AC18-23 AUS 4006
Self-taught, bend it till it breaks.
Win7 | E5620 x 2 | 24GB | K2200

[Lingwisyer GC]

How are you mirroring the door leaf for the double door? Might the swing lines for the second leaf not be mirroring, and hence just get repeated on the same spot as the first? Skip the un-mirrored call and see what happens?

Ling.

AC18-23 AUS 4006
Self-taught, bend it till it breaks.
Win7 | E5620 x 2 | 24GB | K2200

[Lingwisyer GC]

One route I have taken in regards to source code is to hide the scripts. I did this so that a user is still able to modify parameters even when using the object as a sub-object.

Ling.

AC18-23 AUS 4006
Self-taught, bend it till it breaks.
Win7 | E5620 x 2 | 24GB | K2200

[Lingwisyer GC]

You want the Richtext to follow a hotspot? Make two overlapping Editable Hotspots, one for the x-axis and one for the y-axis, then set those two values as your x-y values in your Richtext command.

HOTSPOT2 0, 0, unID, text-x, 1 : unID = unID + 1
HOTSPOT2 1, 0, unID, text-x, 2 : unID = unID + 1
HOTSPOT2 -1, 0, unID, text-x, 3 : unID = unID + 1

HOTSPOT2 0, 0, unID, text-y, 1 : unID = unID + 1
HOTSPOT2 0, 1, unID, text-y, 2 : unID = unID + 1
HOTSPOT2 0, -1, unID, text-y, 3 : unID = unID + 1

RICHTEXT2 text-x, text-y, “AC_TEXTBLOCK_2″

Ling.

AC18-23 AUS 4006
Self-taught, bend it till it breaks.
Win7 | E5620 x 2 | 24GB | K2200

[Lingwisyer GC]

Ah, rightio. I have just been using Sublime. Checking it in a hex editor, it would appear that my modification was changing the first three bytes. It works now.

Thanks,
Ling.

AC18-23 AUS 4006
Self-taught, bend it till it breaks.
Win7 | E5620 x 2 | 24GB | K2200

[Lingwisyer GC]

Maybe ask to Runxel? He wrote the addon for Sublime.

https://github.com/runxel

Ling.

AC18-23 AUS 4006
Self-taught, bend it till it breaks.
Win7 | E5620 x 2 | 24GB | K2200

[Lingwisyer GC]

Is this capcha addition their solution? Or were they there before? It is rather inconvenient… compared to just requiring approval for an accounts initial posts. And are they the cause of the huge delay on posting?

AC18-23 AUS 4006
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[Lingwisyer GC]

David’s code basically figures out where the # is then prints out “number – 2″ characters after this location. Number being the length of the calculated string. In the example only the opening ” is required to indicate that it is not a parameter.

Ling.

AC18-23 AUS 4006
Self-taught, bend it till it breaks.
Win7 | E5620 x 2 | 24GB | K2200

[Lingwisyer GC]

It is encoded to UTF-8 but how do you tell if it is with BOM?

Ling.

AC18-23 AUS 4006
Self-taught, bend it till it breaks.
Win7 | E5620 x 2 | 24GB | K2200

[Lingwisyer GC]

That would be a nice addition, or the ability to copy the entire parameters list without working in XML…

AC18-23 AUS 4006
Self-taught, bend it till it breaks.
Win7 | E5620 x 2 | 24GB | K2200

[Lingwisyer GC]

Would be nice if you could use the standard parameters available to door leafs. I made a wish regarding materials a while back on the ArchiTALK forum, but you could extend that to other parameters as well. Would dramatically increase the flexibility of custom sub-objects.

Ling.

AC18-23 AUS 4006
Self-taught, bend it till it breaks.
Win7 | E5620 x 2 | 24GB | K2200

[Lingwisyer GC]

Is there any change if your line is not orthogonal?

AC18-23 AUS 4006
Self-taught, bend it till it breaks.
Win7 | E5620 x 2 | 24GB | K2200

[Lingwisyer GC]

I have never used it, but is it suppose to work with line extensions? Even if the return is that your lines do not intersect.

Ling.

Edit: Ah. Reading the documentation it is circle to vector, so it is suppose to work.

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