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Using Block class on viewportlayout in devDept.Eyeshot
Blocks and yields in Ruby“Converting” a function pointer to a block in objective-CConfuse about css bfc(Block formatting contexts)using c# code blocks in aspx page - make variables available between blocksMagento Block Paypal Rewritehow to create own simulink block ?Inserting existing block with predefined attributesBlocks and objects with Strong Reference Cycle?Pyomo Blocks: indexed vs not-indexed blocks on time-dependent problemsRGB Value of Entity of DWG File
I loaded a cadfile in which a lot of lines are drawn. I want to make a rectangle region, using 4 vertices(X, Y Coordinate value) so that I can click the region not just one point.
I found Block class in devDept.Eyshot but I don't know how to use it. Please give any ideas or c# code example for me.
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I loaded a cadfile in which a lot of lines are drawn. I want to make a rectangle region, using 4 vertices(X, Y Coordinate value) so that I can click the region not just one point.
I found Block class in devDept.Eyshot but I don't know how to use it. Please give any ideas or c# code example for me.
range block eyeshot
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I loaded a cadfile in which a lot of lines are drawn. I want to make a rectangle region, using 4 vertices(X, Y Coordinate value) so that I can click the region not just one point.
I found Block class in devDept.Eyshot but I don't know how to use it. Please give any ideas or c# code example for me.
range block eyeshot
edited 14 hours ago
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asked 18 hours ago
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I loaded a cadfile in which a lot of lines are drawn. I want to make a rectangle region, using 4 vertices(X, Y Coordinate value) so that I can click the region not just one point.
I found Block class in devDept.Eyshot but I don't know how to use it. Please give any ideas or c# code example for me.
range block eyeshot
range block eyeshot
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I removed the unnecessary list formatting so your question is easier to read.
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You don't need block to do that. You used the correct word and that is Region. A Region is a visual entity that has many vertices. It's technically a polygon. If you want you can use the simple method :
var width = 10d;
var height = 10d;
var region = devDept.Eyeshot.Entities.Region.CreateRectangle(width, height, true);
viewport.Entities.Add(region);
When you use the method to get the entities under mouse, the whole surface of the region is taken into account. It works perfectly
answered 11 hours ago
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Thank you for kind answering:) But I want to click not just surface of rectangle but whole region of it. So If I click any point in the rectangle, I want to make an event. Can I do that using [Region] only ? I thought I had to use [Block] class.
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You don't need block to do that. You used the correct word and that is Region. A Region is a visual entity that has many vertices. It's technically a polygon. If you want you can use the simple method :
var width = 10d;
var height = 10d;
var region = devDept.Eyeshot.Entities.Region.CreateRectangle(width, height, true);
viewport.Entities.Add(region);
When you use the method to get the entities under mouse, the whole surface of the region is taken into account. It works perfectly
answered 11 hours ago
FranckFranck
2,62011538
Thank you for kind answering:) But I want to click not just surface of rectangle but whole region of it. So If I click any point in the rectangle, I want to make an event. Can I do that using [Region] only ? I thought I had to use [Block] class.
– Donuk Kim
3 hours ago
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You don't need block to do that. You used the correct word and that is Region. A Region is a visual entity that has many vertices. It's technically a polygon. If you want you can use the simple method :
var width = 10d;
var height = 10d;
var region = devDept.Eyeshot.Entities.Region.CreateRectangle(width, height, true);
viewport.Entities.Add(region);
When you use the method to get the entities under mouse, the whole surface of the region is taken into account. It works perfectly
answered 11 hours ago
FranckFranck
2,62011538
Thank you for kind answering:) But I want to click not just surface of rectangle but whole region of it. So If I click any point in the rectangle, I want to make an event. Can I do that using [Region] only ? I thought I had to use [Block] class.
– Donuk Kim
3 hours ago
add a comment |
You don't need block to do that. You used the correct word and that is Region. A Region is a visual entity that has many vertices. It's technically a polygon. If you want you can use the simple method :
var width = 10d;
var height = 10d;
var region = devDept.Eyeshot.Entities.Region.CreateRectangle(width, height, true);
viewport.Entities.Add(region);
When you use the method to get the entities under mouse, the whole surface of the region is taken into account. It works perfectly
answered 11 hours ago
FranckFranck
2,62011538
You don't need block to do that. You used the correct word and that is Region. A Region is a visual entity that has many vertices. It's technically a polygon. If you want you can use the simple method :
var width = 10d;
var height = 10d;
var region = devDept.Eyeshot.Entities.Region.CreateRectangle(width, height, true);
viewport.Entities.Add(region);
When you use the method to get the entities under mouse, the whole surface of the region is taken into account. It works perfectly
answered 11 hours ago
FranckFranck
2,62011538
answered 11 hours ago
FranckFranck
2,62011538
answered 11 hours ago
FranckFranck
2,62011538
answered 11 hours ago
FranckFranck
2,62011538
2,62011538
Thank you for kind answering:) But I want to click not just surface of rectangle but whole region of it. So If I click any point in the rectangle, I want to make an event. Can I do that using [Region] only ? I thought I had to use [Block] class.
– Donuk Kim
3 hours ago
add a comment |
Thank you for kind answering:) But I want to click not just surface of rectangle but whole region of it. So If I click any point in the rectangle, I want to make an event. Can I do that using [Region] only ? I thought I had to use [Block] class.
– Donuk Kim
3 hours ago
Thank you for kind answering:) But I want to click not just surface of rectangle but whole region of it. So If I click any point in the rectangle, I want to make an event. Can I do that using [Region] only ? I thought I had to use [Block] class.
– Donuk Kim
3 hours ago
Thank you for kind answering:) But I want to click not just surface of rectangle but whole region of it. So If I click any point in the rectangle, I want to make an event. Can I do that using [Region] only ? I thought I had to use [Block] class.
– Donuk Kim
3 hours ago
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