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Shape Degassing parameters extraction using SKILL in allegro APD

AnanthVedalaLM

I'm trying to extract the values set for a specific degassing pattern using skill , but instead of name , i'm unable to get anything else , is there any way we can extract the void array parameters and void spacing constraints that we set in the shape degassing tool, instead of using GUI, is there any other option to set those parameters for a pattern and also extract them 

usually i'm getting the pattern name in this way

shapedbId->shapeBoundary->prop->DEGAS_SHAPE_PROPERTIES

which just leaves me with the name of the pattern used on the shape, but unable to figure out how do we actually get these parameters using skill


other questions i have ,

Are these parameters for the dynamic shapes global or local ? and how are these parameters stored in the database 

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  • JuanCR
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    Hi. What do you mean global or local? with respect to what? Yes, they are in the database. When you say "parameters", I assume you're talking about the type of shape of the void, size of it, separation, etc. right?

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  • JuanCR
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    Hi. What do you mean global or local? with respect to what? Yes, they are in the database. When you say "parameters", I assume you're talking about the type of shape of the void, size of it, separation, etc. right?

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  • AnanthVedalaLM
    0 in reply to JuanCR

    Yes , I'm Talking about the following values that we set in the shape degassing menu, once we set these values, we can save them as patterns, i'm tying to get those values using SKILL, to use for other purposes and trying to modify them to create a new pattern

  • B Bruekers
    0 in reply to AnanthVedalaLM

    It looks like these parameters are stored in an attachment: axlGetAttachment("lbd_param" 'string)->data

    Perhaps this helps? 

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