The commands described in this section are the ones you can access when using the Loop Editor and right-clicking in the Editor window.
When creating a loop containing the path of a feature contained in the specification tree, it is highly recommended to use the Get Feature command to retrieve the internal name of this feature. |
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This task explains how to create a chamfer by using the Get Axis command. This command enables you to interactively capture the generic name of an axis and to insert it into the script instead of keying it in. | |||
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This task explains how to create a chamfer by using the Get Edge command. This command enables you to interactively capture the generic name of an edge and to insert it into the script instead of keying it in. | |||
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This task explains how to create a sketch on an existing face by using The Get Surface command. This command enables you to interactively capture the generic name of a surface and to insert it into the script instead of keying it in. | |||
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This task explains how to use the Get Feature command. This command enables you to interactively capture the generic name of a surface and to insert it into the script instead of keying it in. In the task below, you are going to generate a line. | |||
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This task explains how to use the Insert File Path command. This
command is one of the methods you can use to specify a path in a script.
When writing a script, you have to specify a file path when you import a file, see the import keyword. |
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The full path is inserted at the cursor place. Check that the statement is ended by a semi-colon.
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