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Creo Object Toolkit, WCreateFeature

Daniel — Tue, 09 Mar 2021 16:18:36 GMT

Hello,

I'm trying to perform a simple feature creation opertaion using the wfcWSolid::WCreateFeature function in otk.

The feature element tree has been generated using the cxx element tree generator provided by PTC and is meant to create a default coordinate system in a part. Here is the element tree def:

wfcElements_ptr CreateDefaultCoord(pfcModel_ptr Model) { wfcElements_ptr newElems = new wfcElements(); wfcElement_ptr newElem; CreateElem localElem; otkxEnums localEnum; CollectionHelpers localCollnHelper; /* Element id: 386 : PRO_E_FEATURE_TREE */ localElem.CreateCompoundElem(PRO_E_FEATURE_TREE, 0, newElems); /* Element id: 387 : PRO_E_FEATURE_TYPE */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_FEATURE_TYPE, 979, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 1964 : PRO_E_STD_FEATURE_NAME */ localElem.CreateStringElem(PRO_E_STD_FEATURE_NAME, "CS0", 1, newElems); /* Element id: 2134 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIGIN_CONSTRS */ localElem.CreateCompoundElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIGIN_CONSTRS, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 2147 : PRO_E_CSYS_OFFSET_TYPE */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_OFFSET_TYPE, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 3953 : PRO_E_CSYS_ONSURF_TYPE */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ONSURF_TYPE, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 3954 : PRO_E_CSYS_DIM_CONSTRS */ localElem.CreateCompoundElem(PRO_E_CSYS_DIM_CONSTRS, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 2137 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTMOVES */ localElem.CreateCompoundElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTMOVES, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 3054 : PRO_E_CSYS_NORMAL_TO_SCREEN */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_NORMAL_TO_SCREEN, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 3050 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENT_BY_METHOD */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENT_BY_METHOD, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 2142 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_REF */ localElem.CreateCompoundElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_REF, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 3167 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_REF_OPT */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_REF_OPT, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 2143 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_OPT */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_OPT, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 3052 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_FLIP */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_FLIP, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 2144 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_REF */ localElem.CreateCompoundElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_REF, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 3168 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_REF_OPT */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_REF_OPT, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 2145 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_OPT */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_OPT, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 3053 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_FLIP */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_FLIP, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 4123 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_ROT_OPT */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_ROT_OPT, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 4124 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_ROT */ localElem.CreateDoubleElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_ROT, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 3051 : PRO_E_CSYS_TYPE_MECH */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_TYPE_MECH, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 3932 : PRO_E_CSYS_FOLLOW_SRF_OPT */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_FOLLOW_SRF_OPT, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 6133 : PRO_E_CSYS_NAME_DISPLAY_OPT */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_NAME_DISPLAY_OPT, 1, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 6140 : PRO_E_CSYS_DISPLAY_ZOOM_DEP_OPT */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_DISPLAY_ZOOM_DEP_OPT, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 6139 : PRO_E_CSYS_AXIS_LENGTH */ localElem.CreateDoubleElem(PRO_E_CSYS_AXIS_LENGTH, 0, 1, newElems); return (newElems); }

Below is the remaining code for creating the element tree and adding it to a part solid. The issue is that this code crashes at the WCreateFeature line:

... part = pfcPart::cast(wfcGetObjectFromHandle(wfcProMdlHandle, (void*)pro_part)); pfcModel_ptr model = pfcModel::cast(part); wfcWSolid_ptr wSolid_ptr = wfcWSolid::cast(model); #pragma endregion #pragma region Create Coordinate System wfcFeatCreateOptions_ptr featOpts = wfcFeatCreateOptions::create(); featOpts->append(wfcFeatCreateOption_nil); wfcWRegenInstructions_ptr regenInstr = wfcWRegenInstructions::Create(); wfcElements_ptr elements = CreateDefaultCoord(model); wfcElementTree_ptr elementTree = session->CreateElementTree(elements); try { wfcWFeature_ptr feature = wSolid_ptr->WCreateFeature(elementTree, featOpts, regenInstr); <-- Crash } catch (const std::exception& e) { throw e; } ...

Do you have any idea of why this does not work?

Kind Regards

Daniel

Re: Creo Object Toolkit, WCreateFeature

FV — Wed, 10 Mar 2021 18:34:42 GMT

wfcElements_ptr CreateDefaultCoord(pfcModel_ptr Model)

this one is questionable - returning a pointer to an object which supposedly keeps a record of its references, while the pointed object goes out of scope...

CreateElem localElem;

this one is also questionable - some kind of a 'helper' instance initiated on stack. Impossible to know if it is doing what it should be doing...

would be a good idea to serialize elementTree after this call:

wfcElementTree_ptr elementTree = session->CreateElementTree(elements);

to see if a tree was populated and if it was a valid one.

also, enum's are from pro/toolkit and the code looks like it had been written in otk_cpp style.

Re: Creo Object Toolkit, WCreateFeature

Daniel — Mon, 22 Mar 2021 10:27:14 GMT

Your first point might have something to do with it, but my hesitation to believe so is that the code you've mentioned is created by PTC.

Removing

CreateElem localElem;

Equals the same error.

A deserialized version looks like this:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <PRO_E_FEATURE_TREE AppName="Pro/ENGINEER" AppVersion="6.0" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="ProTKFeature.xsd" type="compound"> <PRO_E_FEATURE_TYPE type="int">PRO_FEAT_CSYS</PRO_E_FEATURE_TYPE> <PRO_E_STD_FEATURE_NAME type="wstring">CS0</PRO_E_STD_FEATURE_NAME> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIGIN_CONSTRS type="array"> </PRO_E_CSYS_ORIGIN_CONSTRS> <PRO_E_CSYS_OFFSET_TYPE type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_OFFSET_TYPE> <PRO_E_CSYS_ONSURF_TYPE type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ONSURF_TYPE> <PRO_E_CSYS_DIM_CONSTRS type="array"> </PRO_E_CSYS_DIM_CONSTRS> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTMOVES type="array"> </PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTMOVES> <PRO_E_CSYS_NORMAL_TO_SCREEN type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_NORMAL_TO_SCREEN> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENT_BY_METHOD type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENT_BY_METHOD> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_REF></PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_REF> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_REF_OPT type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_REF_OPT> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_OPT type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_OPT> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_FLIP type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_FLIP> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_REF></PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_REF> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_REF_OPT type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_REF_OPT> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_OPT type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_OPT> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_FLIP type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_FLIP> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_ROT_OPT type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_ROT_OPT> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_ROT type="double">0.000000</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_ROT> <PRO_E_CSYS_TYPE_MECH type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_TYPE_MECH> <PRO_E_CSYS_FOLLOW_SRF_OPT type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_FOLLOW_SRF_OPT> <PRO_E_CSYS_NAME_DISPLAY_OPT type="int">1</PRO_E_CSYS_NAME_DISPLAY_OPT> <PRO_E_CSYS_DISPLAY_ZOOM_DEP_OPT type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_DISPLAY_ZOOM_DEP_OPT> <PRO_E_CSYS_AXIS_LENGTH type="double">0.000000</PRO_E_CSYS_AXIS_LENGTH> </PRO_E_FEATURE_TREE>

Further details are that the error is of class pfcXToolkitGeneralError.

Re: Creo Object Toolkit, WCreateFeature

FV — Mon, 22 Mar 2021 14:59:10 GMT

PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_REF and PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_REF must have 'selection' type in XML.

The shown XML output had listed them as 'null'

I would check this statement.

/* Element id: 2142 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_REF */ localElem.CreateCompoundElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_REF, 1, newElems);

This code does not match what the equivalent Pro/Toolkit code would or should be doing behind the scenes.

In Pro/Toolkit those elements should be created with ProElementReferenceSet with ProReference ref = NULL; (in versions prior to Creo 4 one would need to allocate ref with ProReferenceAlloc(&ref); as well).

HIH.

Re: Creo Object Toolkit, WCreateFeature

RPN — Thu, 25 Mar 2021 07:36:48 GMT

You try this, with an empty part? I guess this feature requires to be in insert mode (if the part is not empty), and it should be feature #1. And the feature name needs to be unique as well, only to be mentioned.

Re: Creo Object Toolkit, WCreateFeature

Daniel — Thu, 25 Mar 2021 09:14:14 GMT

Well identified, I've observed a difference between what the

WriteElementTreeToFile() method outputs and what CreateElementTreeFromXML() -> WriteElementTreeToFile() outputs.

I ran the OTKXWriteFeatAsCxx on a coordinate system with WriteElementTreeToFile() added to the process and the output was following:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <PRO_E_FEATURE_TREE AppName="Pro/ENGINEER" AppVersion="6.0" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="ProTKFeature.xsd" type="compound"> <PRO_E_FEATURE_TYPE type="int">PRO_FEAT_CSYS</PRO_E_FEATURE_TYPE> <PRO_E_STD_FEATURE_NAME type="wstring">DEFAULT</PRO_E_STD_FEATURE_NAME> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIGIN_CONSTRS type="array"> </PRO_E_CSYS_ORIGIN_CONSTRS> <PRO_E_CSYS_OFFSET_TYPE type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_OFFSET_TYPE> <PRO_E_CSYS_ONSURF_TYPE type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ONSURF_TYPE> <PRO_E_CSYS_DIM_CONSTRS type="array"> </PRO_E_CSYS_DIM_CONSTRS> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTMOVES type="array"> </PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTMOVES> <PRO_E_CSYS_NORMAL_TO_SCREEN type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_NORMAL_TO_SCREEN> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENT_BY_METHOD type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENT_BY_METHOD> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_REF type="selection"></PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_REF> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_REF_OPT type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_REF_OPT> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_OPT type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_OPT> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_FLIP type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_FLIP> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_REF type="selection"></PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_REF> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_REF_OPT type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_REF_OPT> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_OPT type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_OPT> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_FLIP type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_FLIP> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_ROT_OPT type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_ROT_OPT> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_ROT type="double">0.000000</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_ROT> <PRO_E_CSYS_TYPE_MECH type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_TYPE_MECH> <PRO_E_CSYS_FOLLOW_SRF_OPT type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_FOLLOW_SRF_OPT> <PRO_E_CSYS_NAME_DISPLAY_OPT type="int">1</PRO_E_CSYS_NAME_DISPLAY_OPT> <PRO_E_CSYS_DISPLAY_ZOOM_DEP_OPT type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_DISPLAY_ZOOM_DEP_OPT> <PRO_E_CSYS_AXIS_LENGTH type="double">0.000000</PRO_E_CSYS_AXIS_LENGTH> </PRO_E_FEATURE_TREE>

If this is then loaded with CreateElementTreeFromXML() and saved with WriteElementTreeToFile() the following is written:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <PRO_E_FEATURE_TREE AppName="Pro/ENGINEER" AppVersion="6.0" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="ProTKFeature.xsd" type="compound"> <PRO_E_FEATURE_TYPE type="int">PRO_FEAT_CSYS</PRO_E_FEATURE_TYPE> <PRO_E_STD_FEATURE_NAME type="wstring">DEFAULT</PRO_E_STD_FEATURE_NAME> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIGIN_CONSTRS type="array"> </PRO_E_CSYS_ORIGIN_CONSTRS> <PRO_E_CSYS_OFFSET_TYPE type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_OFFSET_TYPE> <PRO_E_CSYS_ONSURF_TYPE type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ONSURF_TYPE> <PRO_E_CSYS_DIM_CONSTRS type="array"> </PRO_E_CSYS_DIM_CONSTRS> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTMOVES type="array"> </PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTMOVES> <PRO_E_CSYS_NORMAL_TO_SCREEN type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_NORMAL_TO_SCREEN> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENT_BY_METHOD type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENT_BY_METHOD> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_REF_OPT type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_REF_OPT> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_OPT type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_OPT> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_FLIP type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_FLIP> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_REF_OPT type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_REF_OPT> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_OPT type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_OPT> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_FLIP type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_FLIP> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_ROT_OPT type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_ROT_OPT> <PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_ROT type="double">0.000000</PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_ROT> <PRO_E_CSYS_TYPE_MECH type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_TYPE_MECH> <PRO_E_CSYS_FOLLOW_SRF_OPT type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_FOLLOW_SRF_OPT> <PRO_E_CSYS_NAME_DISPLAY_OPT type="int">1</PRO_E_CSYS_NAME_DISPLAY_OPT> <PRO_E_CSYS_DISPLAY_ZOOM_DEP_OPT type="int">0</PRO_E_CSYS_DISPLAY_ZOOM_DEP_OPT> <PRO_E_CSYS_AXIS_LENGTH type="double">0.000000</PRO_E_CSYS_AXIS_LENGTH> </PRO_E_FEATURE_TREE>

But I cant verify if this is the root cause.

Re: Creo Object Toolkit, WCreateFeature

Daniel — Thu, 25 Mar 2021 09:15:15 GMT

This is done with a empty part, so the feature should be unique.

Re: Creo Object Toolkit, WCreateFeature

FV — Thu, 25 Mar 2021 12:53:47 GMT

@Daniel wrote:

This is done with a empty part, so the feature should be unique.

write a default csys feature tree into an xml file. Make a datum plane in an empty part and add a default csys after the plane with CreateElementTreeFromXML(...) . Delete the plane.

Re: Creo Object Toolkit, WCreateFeature

Daniel — Fri, 26 Mar 2021 07:50:08 GMT

Did you succeeded doing this programatically? I tried it and it work with creating the dtm planes, but it still crashes at the creation of the dtm CSYS.

Re: Creo Object Toolkit, WCreateFeature

Daniel — Fri, 26 Mar 2021 09:26:54 GMT

Solved this issue by first creating dtm planes and then the coord using the following element tree:

wfcElements_ptr CreateFeature_7(pfcModel_ptr Model) { wfcElements_ptr newElems = new wfcElements(); wfcElement_ptr newElem; CreateElem localElem; otkxEnums localEnum; CollectionHelpers localCollnHelper; /* Element id: 386 : PRO_E_FEATURE_TREE */ localElem.CreateCompoundElem(PRO_E_FEATURE_TREE, 0, newElems); /* Element id: 387 : PRO_E_FEATURE_TYPE */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_FEATURE_TYPE, 979, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 1964 : PRO_E_STD_FEATURE_NAME */ localElem.CreateStringElem(PRO_E_STD_FEATURE_NAME, "CS1", 1, newElems); /* Element id: 2134 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIGIN_CONSTRS */ localElem.CreateCompoundElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIGIN_CONSTRS, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 2135 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIGIN_CONSTR */ localElem.CreateCompoundElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIGIN_CONSTR, 2, newElems); /* Element id: 2136 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIGIN_CONSTR_REF */ localElem.CreateSelectionElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIGIN_CONSTR_REF, 3, Model, 1, 2, newElems); /* Element id: 2135 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIGIN_CONSTR */ localElem.CreateCompoundElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIGIN_CONSTR, 2, newElems); /* Element id: 2136 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIGIN_CONSTR_REF */ localElem.CreateSelectionElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIGIN_CONSTR_REF, 3, Model, 1, 4, newElems); /* Element id: 2135 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIGIN_CONSTR */ localElem.CreateCompoundElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIGIN_CONSTR, 2, newElems); /* Element id: 2136 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIGIN_CONSTR_REF */ localElem.CreateSelectionElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIGIN_CONSTR_REF, 3, Model, 1, 6, newElems); /* Element id: 2147 : PRO_E_CSYS_OFFSET_TYPE */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_OFFSET_TYPE, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 3953 : PRO_E_CSYS_ONSURF_TYPE */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ONSURF_TYPE, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 3954 : PRO_E_CSYS_DIM_CONSTRS */ localElem.CreateCompoundElem(PRO_E_CSYS_DIM_CONSTRS, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 2137 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTMOVES */ localElem.CreateCompoundElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTMOVES, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 3054 : PRO_E_CSYS_NORMAL_TO_SCREEN */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_NORMAL_TO_SCREEN, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 3050 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENT_BY_METHOD */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENT_BY_METHOD, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 2142 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_REF */ localElem.CreateSelectionElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_REF, 1, Model, 1, 2, newElems); /* Element id: 3167 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_REF_OPT */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_REF_OPT, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 2143 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_OPT */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_OPT, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 3052 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_FLIP */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS1_FLIP, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 2144 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_REF */ localElem.CreateSelectionElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_REF, 1, Model, 1, 4, newElems); /* Element id: 3168 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_REF_OPT */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_REF_OPT, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 2145 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_OPT */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_OPT, 1, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 3053 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_FLIP */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_FLIP, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 4123 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_ROT_OPT */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_ROT_OPT, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 4124 : PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_ROT */ localElem.CreateDoubleElem(PRO_E_CSYS_ORIENTSELAXIS2_ROT, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 3051 : PRO_E_CSYS_TYPE_MECH */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_TYPE_MECH, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 3932 : PRO_E_CSYS_FOLLOW_SRF_OPT */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_FOLLOW_SRF_OPT, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 6133 : PRO_E_CSYS_NAME_DISPLAY_OPT */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_NAME_DISPLAY_OPT, 1, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 6140 : PRO_E_CSYS_DISPLAY_ZOOM_DEP_OPT */ localElem.CreateIntegerElem(PRO_E_CSYS_DISPLAY_ZOOM_DEP_OPT, 0, 1, newElems); /* Element id: 6139 : PRO_E_CSYS_AXIS_LENGTH */ localElem.CreateDoubleElem(PRO_E_CSYS_AXIS_LENGTH, 0, 1, newElems); return (newElems); }

Thanks to everyone who participate in helping me out!

Regards

Daniel

Re: Creo Object Toolkit, WCreateFeature

FV — Fri, 26 Mar 2021 12:56:06 GMT

works fine using Pro/Toolkit API's...