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Modify dynamic shape parameters using SKILL

Hi, I'm trying to modify the shape parameters (thermal relief, void controls, etc.) using SKILL. I can access the object but I don't see any properties or parameters to modify (prop is nil). Any ideas of where those properties hide in the database? Here is what I can see in the SKILL command line, id is the dbid of the shape

id~>??
(prop nil priority -7 dynamicGroup
dbid:0x2aee03f17098 taper nil shapeAuto
(dbid:0x2aee0ca2f500 dbid:0x2aee0ca2f470 dbid:0x2aee0ca2f3e0 dbid:0x2aee0ca2f350 dbid:0x2aee0ca2f2c0
dbid:0x2aee0ca2f230
)
region nil bBox
((-19600.0 -19300.0)
(19300.0 19300.0)
) readOnly
t voids nil net dbid:0x2aedbf2396d8
objType "shape" segments
(dbid:0x2aee0c14ef10 dbid:0x2aee0c14ee38 dbid:0x2aee0c14eb40 dbid:0x2aee0c14e958) nSegs
4 fillet nil fill t
connect nil cavity nil branch
nil fillOOD nil shapeBoundary nil
shapeIsBoundary t isRect nil layer
"BOUNDARY/L1" symbolEtch nil parent nil
isHole nil parentGroups nil
)

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migrg over 7 years ago

Update: I've been able to do this by manually creating a prm file that modifies the dynfill_param_type and then loading it through axlImportXmlDBRecords (thank's to the hint here community.cadence.com/.../14935).

This works, however if anyone knows how to access these properties individually through database objects (id->... etc.) that would be in my opinion a much cleaner way to do it.
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migrg over 7 years ago

Update: I've been able to do this by manually creating a prm file that modifies the dynfill_param_type and then loading it through axlImportXmlDBRecords (thank's to the hint here community.cadence.com/.../14935).

This works, however if anyone knows how to access these properties individually through database objects (id->... etc.) that would be in my opinion a much cleaner way to do it.
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