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Old   November 10, 2022, 14:24
Exclamation PROBLEME on ACT APP Builder, SpaceClaim WIZARD
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Miguel Valentin
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HI,

I am coding a wizard for SpaceClaim.
And I have a problem. To tell you I have a functional script which when I inject it into SpaceClaim directly works without problem.
But when I run it through the wizard. I have 1 error, it changes depending on the .dll I import. I went to see the additional information on .chm but I'm still stuck on that.

Here is the python code and the first error :
Code:
import System
import clr
import sys
import os
import math

part = None
global part
win = Window.ActiveWindow
context = win.ActiveContext
part = context.ActivePart
global part
# get selected part
if part==None:
     win = Window.ActiveWindow
     context = win.ActiveContext
     part = context.ActivePart.Master
body = part.Bodies
se = Selection.Create(body) """ <----  the problematic line"""
ERROR : AttributeError: 'Selection' object has no attribute 'Create'

If i add this at the beginning :
Code:
clr.AddReference("SpaceClaim.Api.V22")
from SpaceClaim.Api.V22 import *
ERROR : AttributeError: attribute 'Create' of 'namespace#' object is read-only

If you have the solution, I thank you in advance for taking the time to answer, if not thank you for reading me.

Sincerely
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