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depends on the chosen unit of your parameter: Regards Stefan

depends on the Units...(forum search for equation editor and units...) hint...: may you show us your "complete Editor window Regards Stefan

have you tried the "zoom to fit" button?

Hello Paul, is there a rule you are using for renaming? like "myrenamed_step_part_"+ an increasing number like 1, 2, 3 ... up to 240? and what is the purpose for the new names? Regards Stefan

Hello Paul, have you tried to select the outer face of the Header Tube and then an edge of the Header Flange? Regards Stefan

maybe this one?

toggle the litte "eye" beneath the entry of CoG (in german called "Massenschwerpunkt") Regards Stefan

like in post #11?;)

create a sketch like Nate said: create a thin extrude: add fillets:

Hello Tom, are you using Version Atom, Professional or Expert? Regards Stefan

as a *.ad_drw file or a *.pdf file?

which one? Here it runs: Units.Current = UnitTypes.Millimeters x_max = 600 y_max = 180 step = 25 f = 500 #formula x=y^2/4f def para(x): y = x**2 / (4*f) print " x = %.3f , y = %.3f" % (x, y) return(y) #Create part MyPart = Part("Parabola") Parabola = MyPart.AddSketch("Parabola"...

your last line should look: Parabola.AddBspline(points, False) in addition to be language independent you should use "MyPart.XYPlane" instead of "MyPart.GetPlane("XY-Plane")"

the rectangular areas are only the object frames...due to the exported line width of only 0,053px you can't see the arcs... this is what you get if you change the papersize to all objects and change the line width to 2px:

Inkscape: selected all -> line width 0,053px

Hello Knickstab, take a "second look" to the code... In your code it should be "param.Parameters[M].Value = 20" Regards Stefan

Hello Knickstab, Take a look into THIS SCRIPT. It searches for a named parameter and changes him... Regards Stefan

@Lucasch, a) can you please describe your workflow in detail. What is the overall target b) do you want the filename made from dimensions or c) a dimension information in the BOM if c) with a little knowledge you can let run the skript through a complete assembly or folder to update all these...

...found an old file...maybe it is a way to start... Regards Stefan