I can get a bolt length by typing a command like ' Q P1 BOLT 1 BLENG' at a flange point. However, I am encountering an error in my macro as shown below.
*** Macro****
!sData1 = P1 BOLT BLEN OF $!nBranmem
*** Error Message ****
(2,260) PPoint attribute is not valid in this context
In line 88 of Macro C:\pdmsuser\pdm\pml\[Final]Conlist
Please advise me on how to resolve this issue.
Yes, i can get a bolt length by inputting the command above at a flange point.
But, In Macro
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!nBranMem = CE
!X = P1 BOLT 1 BLENGTH OF $!nBranMem
$p $!X
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Error Message like below....
(2,260) PPoint attribute is not valid in this context
In line 3 of Macro C:\pdmsuser\pdm\pml\boltlength
!X = P1 BOLT 1 BLENGTH OF $!nBranMem
Where did you get 'Q P1 BOLT 1 BLENG' ?
I would like to check some documentation (if any) about that.
In my example BOLT 1 and BOLT 2 return the NUT and WASHER thickness.
BOLT 3 returns the STUD length.
Where did you get 'Q P1 BOLT 1 BLENG' ?
I would like to check some documentation (if any) about that.
In my example BOLT 1 and BOLT 2 return the NUT and WASHER thickness.
BOLT 3 returns the STUD length.
