I am working in product, trying to create a hybridshapespline (in product 1) using another product (product 4).but i am facing issue ,the curve is connecting to it won axis system instead of connecting to indented reference product point.when i replace the the reference point with the part it is working fine, but if i give reference to another product is not working.

I am working in product, trying to create a hybridshapespline (in product 1) using another product (product 4).but i am facing issue ,the curve is connecting to it won axis system instead of connecting to indented reference product point.when i replace the the reference point with the part it is working fine, but if i give reference to another product is not working.

I am working in product, trying to create a hybridshapespline (in product 1) using another product (product 4).but i am facing issue ,the curve is connecting to it won axis system instead of connecting to indented reference product point.when i replace the the reference point with the part it is working fine, but if i give reference to another product is not working.

Closed 14 days ago.

Closed 14 days ago.

I am creating a macro that takes an input of points, generally about 300-400ish points, sorts them and creates a spline. In most situation the splines look ok, but in other situations the splines turn into an s-shaped mess. If I create the splines interactively with the same points the splines turn out ok, no s-shaped mess. If I create a polyline instead of a spline in the macro it turns out ok too.

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I have a macro to join curves and everything works fine except for the search method. I if I set the In-work object to different geometric sets, the macro will find some of the sets, but not all of them. I am not sure why. The macro is supposed to paste the results into the current in-work geometric set.

I have a macro to join curves and everything works fine except for the search method. I if I set the In-work object to different geometric sets, the macro will find some of the sets, but not all of them. I am not sure why. The macro is supposed to paste the results into the current in-work geometric set.

I have a macro to join curves and everything works fine except for the search method. I if I set the In-work object to different geometric sets, the macro will find some of the sets, but not all of them. I am not sure why. The macro is supposed to paste the results into the current in-work geometric set.