fs
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Hello
I would like to use a conditional property from an option property. Is it possible?
Example:
Option property: type part with the names: tole, profile...
If part type = sheet metal then...
Tiebreaker: What is the purpose of the VALUE column in the definition of an option property???
Thank you in advance
Francis
Hello;
The Option property is already a conditional form:
Relative to the value field (optional): most often 0 (zero) or 1 (one)
Gives:
The value (0 or 1) depends on the state of a button or checkbox.
(0= unchecked and 1=checked)
if value =0 then => option A inactive by default
if value =1 then => option A is active by default
Don't hesitate to consult the help on smartproperties (or remember to download it from your axemble account).
See attached document: extract from the Smartproperties aid (2014)
aide_smart-option.jpg
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fs
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OK thanks, I'll try...
Otherwise, I'm limited to 5 names in the OPTION property. How can it be increased?
Françosi
Maclane
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By creating head options:
example
option A -> references to option a1,b1,c1...
option B -> references to option a2,b2,c2...
But if you have a lot of different types of parts, I advise you to go through links to XML files.
This will create a drop-down list with your room types to choose from and take you to a dedicated smartproperty template for each of them.
example:
for sheet metal parts -> references to XML Smartpropeties Sheet Metal
for a profile-> XML Smartpropeties profile
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