extrusion -> default intermediate plane by term condition

[reggio]

Hi, today I have a curiosity that might seem banal but that instead to me would save time.

I speak of the possibility of setting up as a "term condition" of an extrusion or other, the "intermediate plane" instead of the classic "cieco" that at 99% of the times I must change precisely in "intermediate plane" to have a part always as much as possible centered between the 3 floors:

do you know if and how it is possible to do it?

 

[sampom]

Hi, today I have a curiosity that might seem banal but that instead to me would save time.

I speak of the possibility of setting up as a "term condition" of an extrusion or other, the "intermediate plane" instead of the classic "cieco" that at 99% of the times I must change precisely in "intermediate plane" to have a part always as much as possible centered between the 3 floors:

do you know if and how it is possible to do it?

Didn't you ask that same question a few months ago?. or maybe it wasn't you.?

Anyway,
it had already replied that "pare" is not possible.

greetings
Marco:smile:

 

[reggio]

Didn't you ask that same question a few months ago?. or maybe it wasn't you.?

...no, I would say no ... (I hope not ;p)

Anyway,
it had already replied that "pare" is not possible.

grazi, Sat... uh... buon w.e.

 

[Oldwarper]

he had talked about the automatic rescue of modals between swx sessions (2010), but apparently the work was not done completely.

or, within the same session, the value of a function is saved (extrusion/hole, etc.) and presented to the call of the function.

Actually, it just seems to me to work for values and not for options.
Too bad, because it's 15 years that it does...

 

[reggio]

Too bad, because it's 15 years that it does...

Here... beyond the dam:wink:

 

[meccanicamg]

for those who have some time would need to see if there is a configuration file inside sw written in some editable format and change the settings. I'm not sure, but I think we can do it. because for other settings there are the files, such as the properties' are under a file that I replenish as it is called but it is editable and contains strings with values as in the registry keys.

 

[marcof]

for those who have some time would need to see if there is a configuration file inside sw written in some editable format and change the settings. I'm not sure, but I think we can do it. because for other settings there are the files, such as the properties' are under a file that I replenish as it is called but it is editable and contains strings with values as in the registry keys.

in the registry keys there is an infinite splinter of variables that correspond to the configurations of the menus, only that is not on the network (at least I did not find it) some help to understand which menus correspond and how to set the variables.