Is Search Fillets in CCV exposed to automation? 1

[LWolf]

I would like to identify fillets of a surface... Just stumbled across a function in CCV called "Search Fillets" which looks promising; Is this something that could be used in VBA?

regards,
LWolf

 

[Little Cthulhu]

Hi.

Fillets are exposed as [tt]FaceFillet[/tt] and [tt]EdgeFillet[/tt] objects.
I suppose you can search for all fillets with [tt]Selection.Search[/tt] and then select those related to the surface.

 

[LWolf]

thx, Little Cthulhu, but I have a datum surface, where I'd like to identify the fillets. The "Search Fillets" functionality of CCV organizes, and disassembles the fillet patches based on the fillet radius...

http://catiadoc.free.fr/online/ccvug_C2/ccvugbt1900.htm

regards,
LWolf

 

[ferdo]

Hi

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[Little Cthulhu]

Ok, I see. I really doubt it can be done with Automation.

What you can do:
1. CATIA.StartCommand "Search Fillets"
2. Selection.Search "Name=<surface>,all" to provide running command with input feature
3. use WinAPI to find "OK" button and click it