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Need to be able to show the sketches created from a featurescript in a drawing.

Jacob_CorderJacob_Corder Member Posts: 126 PRO
I am trying to create certain geometric shapes to be used on drawings as they cannot be done in drawings yet.  I am able to create these with featurescripts, they show in the models, but they cannot be shown in the drawings.  Probably because they are subfeatures of the parent feature.   

my question, is there a way to manipulate a featurescript where it will output itself as a sketch? some attribute possibly?

thanks for any help anyone can offer.

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    NeilCookeNeilCooke Moderator, Onshape Employees Posts: 5,367
    The only thing you can really do is manually create a sketch afterward and "use" the edges created by your FS. Or if they are enclosed sketches you could create a surface from the sketch region (in code or manually).
    Senior Director, Technical Services, EMEAI
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    Josh_SewellJosh_Sewell Member Posts: 1 PRO
    Hi I am having the same trouble as Jacob
    I have a feature script which is creating a very complex drawing 
    and then i need to display this in the drawings 

    does anyone know if they are working on a fix for this problem?
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    caden_armstrongcaden_armstrong Member, User Group Leader Posts: 127 ✭✭✭
    There is a workaround where you turn all of the sketch edges into wirebodies with opExtractWires, and combine them into a composite part. This composite part can be inserted into a drawing.
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