scale drawings

[SINCOSALD]

Hello.
the problem is the following.
after installing inv2010 with iproperty collection the scale in drawings
set 1:2.5 is displayed in the Chart 0.4:1
with inv2008 no problem.
How do I display in the 1:2.5 chart?
I tried to add in models the 1:2.5 scale, but nothing changes.
Thank you. and good work.

 

[Ilario]

check the iproperty.ini file (in the plugin installation folder), I think it depends on the "showscaleasinventor" entry and set it in true.

I believe that you will have to restart inventor or terminate and restart the service in inventor to see it active if you have inventor open.

if it is not that it also controls the other variables by reading what they say... There might be another couple that could solve. . .

 

[SINCOSALD]

seems to be solved.
You always know one in +.
Thank you 1000.

 

[reb_bl]

I exhume this discussion, I inventor 2011, but I did not install the iproperty collection and gives me the same "rogue", how can I do?

 

[Catafratto]

on page 19 how to insert two lines of ilogics that solve the problem, in the past I made myself a macro that does the same thing but this method is more practical, I would say... only for 2011.

 

[reb_bl]

on page 19 how to insert two lines of ilogics that solve the problem, in the past I made myself a macro that does the same thing but this method is more practical, I would say... only for 2011.

I'm sorry, I'm definitely inexperienced, but I don't understand how to do it, even because if I understand it, it's necessary to put the stairs automatically.
I put in the cartiglio the macro that there is in a discussion here on the forum and I made a 1:2.5 scale design and on the cartiglio shows me 0.4:1 I tried to look for where to put the problem in place but nothing.
thanks cmq :finger:

 

[Catafratto]

What macro is it? If you put the link I look at it, I'm curious!

 

[reb_bl]

What macro is it? If you put the link I look at it, I'm curious!

Of course! We'd miss it, maybe you'd give me the tip I'm looking for:biggrin:
Here is the 3ad

 

[bich]

credo tu debba mettere false in questa stringa:

'true: uses the same display style as inventor, scale 2.5 is shown as 2.5:1
'false: always find an integer value for both values, scale 2.5 is shown as 5:2
const showscaleasinventor as boolean = true
const showscaleasinventordecimals as integer = 2

 

[bich]

credo tu debba mettere false in questa stringa:

'true: uses the same display style as inventor, scale 2.5 is shown as 2.5:1
'false: always find an integer value for both values, scale 2.5 is shown as 5:2
const showscaleasinventor as boolean = true
const showscaleasinventordecimals as integer = 2

I think I've made some confusion with the messages... don't mind what I wrote.. .

 

[Catafratto]

Of course! We'd miss it, maybe you'd give me the tip I'm looking for:biggrin:
Here is the 3ad

Thank you.

 

[Catafratto]

I didn't have time to figure out where the hippo was, so I simplified the macro. the scale in size 1 : 5, 1 : 2.5 etc. It doesn't work at all 5 : 2 , 2:5 and so on, but I don't think many use them. there must be correspondence in the carts with the properties "firstviewscale", "allviewscale" that the macro creates and modifies; or you change the cartilage or in the macro you change the references to these properties with the desired ones.
I hope I have done what you like and report bugs, if I can fix them: But I remember I'm not a programmer, so...
Bye!
ps .idw file format 2011, macro in txt to copy into the template file (after you made it loving backup!!!)

 

[reb_bl]

I didn't have time to figure out where the hippo was, so I simplified the macro. the scale in size 1 : 5, 1 : 2.5 etc. It doesn't work at all 5 : 2 , 2:5 and so on, but I don't think many use them. there must be correspondence in the carts with the properties "firstviewscale", "allviewscale" that the macro creates and modifies; or you change the cartilage or in the macro you change the references to these properties with the desired ones.
I hope I have done what you like and report bugs, if I can fix them: But I remember I'm not a programmer, so...
Bye!
ps .idw file format 2011, macro in txt to copy into the template file (after you made it loving backup!!!)

Thank you so much, as soon as I can try it, theoretically in the week I should be able to do it.

 

[reb_bl]

I didn't have time to figure out where the hippo was, so I simplified the macro. [...](after you have made loving backup!!!)

Well, try and work egregiously with scales 1:2.5; 1:25; 2.5:1 and 25:1 the other honestly did not try them.
Thank you very much

 

[giacomo.piacenza]

I didn't have time to figure out where the hippo was, so I simplified the macro. the scale in size 1 : 5, 1 : 2.5 etc. It doesn't work at all 5 : 2 , 2:5 and so on, but I don't think many use them. there must be correspondence in the carts with the properties "firstviewscale", "allviewscale" that the macro creates and modifies; or you change the cartilage or in the macro you change the references to these properties with the desired ones.
I hope I have done what you like and report bugs, if I can fix them: But I remember I'm not a programmer, so...
Bye!
ps .idw file format 2011, macro in txt to copy into the template file (after you made it loving backup!!!)

Can you tell me where to copy the macro?
Thank you.

 

[Catafratto]

Open the .idw template file
alt+f11 to access the basic visual editor
in the browser, expand document project > modules
double click on module1
copy the macro in the big window.

 

[oq172]

Good morning to all, I resume the discussion because something strange happened to me: with inv 2013 I copied the macro gently made available and everything worked properly, installed inv 2014 no longer goes. I copied the macro into the new templates but it doesn't write anything, it doesn't make mistakes but it's like it wasn't. Why?

 

[Peppe]

Good morning to all, I resume the discussion because something strange happened to me: with inv 2013 I copied the macro gently made available and everything worked properly, installed inv 2014 no longer goes. I copied the macro into the new templates but it doesn't write anything, it doesn't make mistakes but it's like it wasn't. Why?

Save. qui

 

[Catafratto]

inventor 2014 no longer supports the "self-advising" macros:36_1_28: like this, which starts (va) automatically to save. you can always copy it in a project module > application and connect it to a key; I recommend changing the name with a less generic one, e.g. from carsave() to climbing() or whatever you prefer.

 

[MauroM]

....you can always copy it in a project module > application and connect it to a key;

Hi.
can you explain step by step how to do? thanks

p.s. but you can still (after dozens of releases) do not insert such a trivial function of caxxo.