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Problems with axlAddSimpleMoveDynamics in 16.x

Grungy Remnant
Grungy Remnant over 16 years ago

 Hi Everyone.  I have some SKILL code that uses axlAddSimpleMoveDynamics to place a simple rectangle showing the size of the item about to be placed.  This code works fine in 15.7 as does the axlAddSimpleMoveDynamics.  When I run this code in 16.2, everything still works fine except the axlAddSimpleMoveDynamics does not add the rectangle to the cursor but still returns t (data added).

The code includes forms and subroutines but basically comes to this:

     axlAddSimpleMoveDynamics(0:0 axlPathStart(list(0:0 1000:0 1000:1000 0:1000 0:0 ) ) "path" ?ref_point 0:0)
      pick = axlEnterPoint( ?prompts "Enter Location" )

 

Does anyone have any ideas why axlAddSimpleMoveDynamics will return t (data added) but not show anything on the cursor? 

 

 

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  • eDave
    eDave over 16 years ago

    The rectangle is being added - it's being removed by the axlEnterPoint function.

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  • Grungy Remnant
    Grungy Remnant over 16 years ago

     Thanks Dave.  Do you know if this behaviour changed from 15.7?  Because I don't have the rectangle being removed in 15.7.  So if this is the case does anyone know how to make axlAddSimpleMoveDynamics work when requiring a pick?  Is there another function I should be using in this scenario? 

     

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  • eDave
    eDave over 16 years ago

    I think it's probably a bug in 16.x. It's not always repeatable in 16.2.

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