micgiul
Guest
Hello everyone!
I've been playing with the lisp for a few days.
I found a macro, exporting the structure tree to excel.
I also made some variation and hoc understood enough how it works.
Now I also wanted to add a field with weight.
I searched for the sd-type function in the inintegration kit, one that would return my weight, but I found only the one that returns the density sd-inq-part-density.
Then I thought that if I found one returning the volume, it was enough to multiply. . .
I couldn't findrl, then I found a macro lisp that returns the density and mass of a group.
to find density use the above function, to find weight instead use:
(sd-call-cmds(get_vol_prop :for_part
art obj :tol
ercent_tol 10 :mass))
My question is:
where it jumped furoi function get_vol_prop?
I attach the macro to completeness.
Thank you.
Michael
I've been playing with the lisp for a few days.
I found a macro, exporting the structure tree to excel.
I also made some variation and hoc understood enough how it works.
Now I also wanted to add a field with weight.
I searched for the sd-type function in the inintegration kit, one that would return my weight, but I found only the one that returns the density sd-inq-part-density.
Then I thought that if I found one returning the volume, it was enough to multiply. . .
I couldn't findrl, then I found a macro lisp that returns the density and mass of a group.
to find density use the above function, to find weight instead use:
(sd-call-cmds(get_vol_prop :for_part
My question is:
where it jumped furoi function get_vol_prop?
I attach the macro to completeness.
Thank you.
Michael