isok89
Civil/Environmental
- May 9, 2016
- 37
Hi,
I'm trying to use the getClosest command.
When using the vertices.findAt command for specific coordinates, I do get a
vertex object as return.
When using vertices.getClosest, the return object is a dictionary object as the scripting manual says.
However this isn't accepted as an argument in vertices.
For example X = ...Instance.getClosest((coordinates=(x,y,z),))
I tried stuff like X[0][0] but it doesn't work.
So my question is whether anyone knows how to use the getclosest command?
I'm trying to use the getClosest command.
When using the vertices.findAt command for specific coordinates, I do get a
vertex object as return.
When using vertices.getClosest, the return object is a dictionary object as the scripting manual says.
However this isn't accepted as an argument in vertices.
For example X = ...Instance.getClosest((coordinates=(x,y,z),))
I tried stuff like X[0][0] but it doesn't work.
So my question is whether anyone knows how to use the getclosest command?