Library function with equation

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Hello

 

I have a sheet metal function that generates a tenon or a mortise but it crashes at the level of the equation that it doesn't want to take into account see print screen if anyone has a debugging track?

Kind regards


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Good evening

I don't know if it matters but you don't have the same character case between declaring your variable and using it.

In computer science and many programs this is important ;-)

Kind regards

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Well done Zozo_mp, if the processing is done in C# language then it's case sensitive...

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However, initially when declaring it in my function as a library it is indeed written Thickness and not THICKNESS

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Hello

I also had a similar problem once. I wanted to put a variable "THICKNESS" but it created conflicts with the variable "Thickness" created automatically when you have sheet metal. So my variable I just called it "Ep" and since then I don't have any more problems.

 

Gauthik

Edit: I may have read the question too quickly, and my answer is a bit off-topic. Dsl ;)

 

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I would say that there cannot be 2 objects with the same name in a SW file, but you create a dimension named thickness and a variable. Try renaming your variable.

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I don't create a Thickness variable, it is automatically generated when creating a sheet metal part and I want to use it

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Hello

I also see that the name of your equation is "Epaisseur@Enlèv. mat.-Extru. 1" except I don't see any function with the name "Removed. mat.-Extru. 1" in your tree of creation.

Kind regards

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d.roger in fact this material elevation is included in the function of the MORTISE bookcase

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If the variable is created by the system then it is the dimension that needs to be renamed. The idea is that there are not 2 objects (whatever their nature: function, variable, folder, etc.) with the same name.

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I attached the function directly to my function it wrote to me ="Epaisseur@tôlerie"

 

 

Sorry for the quality, when you create the function you put = you select the sheet metal function and you select the thickness dimension

 


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Hello

if I replace

="Thickness"

by

="Epaisseur@Tôlerie"

My equation no longer follows at all when removing my library function