[CONNECT Native C++] Filleting Lines in V7 / V8i vs. CONNECT Edition

RE: [CONNECT Native C++] Filleting Lines in V7 / V8i vs. CONNECT Edition

Jon Summers — Fri, 22 Jul 2022 10:40:01 GMT

[quote userid="278325" url="~/products/programming/microstation_programming/f/microstation-programming---forum/232824/connect-native-c-filleting-lines-in-v7-v8i-vs-connect-edition/722173"]mdlElmdescr_fillet will probably do everything I need to do[/quote]

Here's a .NET solution. You can probably read between the lines to arrive at an equivalent C++ implementation.

RE: [CONNECT Native C++] Filleting Lines in V7 / V8i vs. CONNECT Edition

Gary Shay — Tue, 19 Jul 2022 15:02:35 GMT

Thanks, Bob!

RE: [CONNECT Native C++] Filleting Lines in V7 / V8i vs. CONNECT Edition

Robert Hook — Tue, 19 Jul 2022 14:15:36 GMT

Hi Gary Shay,

The SDK provides 2 examples related to using Constraint2d constraints that may help when ready:

examples\Constraints\constraint2ddemo
examples\Constraints\ParametricModelingExample

The SDK also provides 1 example related to using CurveCurve that may also be helpful:

examples\Elements\CurveExample\PrimitiveCurveExample.cpp

HTH,
Bob

RE: [CONNECT Native C++] Filleting Lines in V7 / V8i vs. CONNECT Edition

Gary Shay — Tue, 19 Jul 2022 13:21:40 GMT

Oh boy. I think I jumped the gun with this question.

mdlElmdescr_fillet will probably do everything I need to do and I can likely keep the code as is, just removing the constraint bits. I'd still like an example of the Constraint2d and Constraint3d functionality in C++. Sorry for spamming a question.