topic Re: Create a rectangle of four lines_2D_OTK Java in Customization

Create a rectangle of four lines_2D_OTK Java

VladiSlav — Tue, 03 Dec 2019 13:01:24 GMT

Hello everyone!

I am trying to create a rectangle of four lines using OTK Java. This will be a section for my extrusion. All lines for the extrusion must be coincident. But I don’t know how to make them like that.
Because of this, it is not possible to extrude.

My code is:

Point2Ds tops = Point2Ds.create(); Point2D A = wfcSession.CreatePoint2D(90.00,90.00); Point2D B = wfcSession.CreatePoint2D(90.00,-90.00); Point2D C = wfcSession.CreatePoint2D(-90.00,-90.00); Point2D D = wfcSession.CreatePoint2D(-90.00,90.00); Point2D E = wfcSession.CreatePoint2D(90.00,90.00); tops.set(0, A); tops.set(1, B); tops.set(2, C); tops.set(3, D); tops.set(4, E); SectionEntityPolyline rectangle = wfcSection.SectionEntityPolyline_Create(tops); SectionEntity entity = (SectionEntity)rectangle; sketch.AddEntity(entity);

Section that is obtained after starting:

Please help, if anyone knows.
Thanks in advance.
Regards!

Re: Create a rectangle of four lines_2D_OTK Java

YaroslavSin — Wed, 04 Dec 2019 08:17:38 GMT

Hello,

I believe that the trick is SetIntentManagerMode()

sketch.SetIntentManagerMode(true); // magic ON Point2D center = wfcSession.CreatePoint2D(0.00,0.00); SectionEntityCircle circle = wfcSection.SectionEntityCircle_Create(center,300.00); SectionEntity entity = (SectionEntity)circle; sketch.AddEntity(entity); circle = wfcSection.SectionEntityCircle_Create(center,20.00); entity = (SectionEntity)circle; sketch.AddEntity(entity); sketch.SetIntentManagerMode(false); // magic OFF

Re: Create a rectangle of four lines_2D_OTK Java

VladiSlav — Wed, 04 Dec 2019 08:33:39 GMT

Thanks for the answer!
Yes, I understand that I need to enable ManagerMode.
I already did that and everything worked with the round section.
Now I want to create a part with a rectangular section, but I can’t draw such a section.
Best Regards!

Re: Create a rectangle of four lines_2D_OTK Java

YaroslavSin — Wed, 04 Dec 2019 15:06:52 GMT

In toolkit examples (UgCreoSweepCreate.c) I found this piece of code

ProError UgSweepAppAddRectangle (ProSection nsketch,int offset) { Pro2dLinedef rect_entity1,rect_entity2,rect_entity3,rect_entity4; int ent_id=0; rect_entity1.type = PRO_2D_LINE; rect_entity1.end1[0] = -50 + (-offset); rect_entity1.end1[1] = 40 + offset; rect_entity1.end2[0] = 50 + offset; rect_entity1.end2[1] = 40 + offset; rect_entity2.type = PRO_2D_LINE; rect_entity2.end1[0] = 50 + offset; rect_entity2.end1[1] = 40 + offset; rect_entity2.end2[0] = 50 + offset; rect_entity2.end2[1] = -40 + (-offset); rect_entity3.type = PRO_2D_LINE; rect_entity3.end1[0] = 50 + offset; rect_entity3.end1[1] = -40 + (-offset); rect_entity3.end2[0] = -50 + (-offset); rect_entity3.end2[1] = -40 + (-offset); rect_entity4.type = PRO_2D_LINE; rect_entity4.end1[0] = -50 + (-offset); rect_entity4.end1[1] = -40 + (-offset); rect_entity4.end2[0] = -50 + (-offset); rect_entity4.end2[1] = 40 + offset; status = ProSectionEntityAdd(nsketch,(Pro2dEntdef*)&(rect_entity1),&ent_id); sweep_create_log("ProSectionEntityAdd "); status = ProSectionEntityAdd(nsketch,(Pro2dEntdef*)&(rect_entity2),&ent_id); sweep_create_log("ProSectionEntityAdd "); status = ProSectionEntityAdd(nsketch,(Pro2dEntdef*)&(rect_entity3),&ent_id); sweep_create_log("ProSectionEntityAdd "); status = ProSectionEntityAdd(nsketch,(Pro2dEntdef*)&(rect_entity4),&ent_id); sweep_create_log("ProSectionEntityAdd "); status = ProSectionIntentManagerModeSet(nsketch, PRO_B_TRUE); sweep_create_log("ProSectionIntentManagerModeSet "); status = ProSectionIntentManagerModeSet(nsketch, PRO_B_FALSE); sweep_create_log("ProSectionIntentManagerModeSet "); return; }

Try to use something like this

Re: Create a rectangle of four lines_2D_OTK Java

VladiSlav — Wed, 04 Dec 2019 16:55:46 GMT

Thank you so much!
It works!
It was not quite obvious to me.
Apparently, if I create in an active ManagerMode, then it perceives each line as a separate object.
And if I first create and then turn on ManagerMode, then it takes the whole section from there, as a single object.
Best Regards!