[Kapi]

Hi Mizor,

Use boolean function to unite two bodies

var fBoolean = ag.gui.CreateBoolean();
fBoolean.Operation = 1;

Do named selection for target and tool bodies and select then like this

ag.listview.ActivateItem("Tool Bodies");
ag.bodyPick;
agb.AddSelect(agc.TypeBody, namedselection1);
ag.listview.ItemValue = "Apply";
ag.listview.ActivateItem("Target Bodies");
ag.bodyPick;
agb.AddSelect(agc.TypeBody, namedselection2);
ag.listview.ItemValue = "Apply";
ag.b.Regen();

Hope it helps

cheers
KAPI

[harry94]

Encountered a problem with this. I'm trying to import lots of different curves so have scripted matlab to generate a script to be imported.

When I follow the format:

var NL1 = ag.gui.CreateCurve();
NL1.Name = "Name";
NL1.CoordinateFile = "FilePath";
agb.Regen();
var NL2 = ag.gui.CreateCurve();
NL2.Name = "Name";
NL2.CoordinateFile = "FilePath";
agb.Regen();
var NL3 = ag.gui.CreateCurve();
NL3.Name = "Name";
NL3.CoordinateFile = "FilePath";
agb.Regen();
...

I find that the first coordinate file is imported correctly but the rest are not. The error seems to be that Design Modeler is trying to do the following imports as point selections rather than coordinate files.

Is there any line of code I could use that would define the curve type as 'From Coordinate File'.

EDIT: Have no idea what happened but now Design Modeler is happy with my input and it's all working fine.

[Enginetix]

Did anyone figure out how to properly suppress a body in design modeler? I'm reviewing the event handler script but the function format is not readily available.