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Is it possible to see the FS source code, for functions that are not documented?
dave_cowden
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When I encounter functions in FSDoc that have TODOs, I could help myself if I could see the source code or examples.
Are either available? When I am digging around and encounter these, i'm not really sure where to go next.
Examples: importForeign, ImportDerived, extrude, fillet.
Are either available? When I am digging around and encounter these, i'm not really sure where to go next.
Examples: importForeign, ImportDerived, extrude, fillet.
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ilya_baran Onshape Employees, Developers, HDM Posts: 1,211Certainly: you have access to our entire feature library source code here: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/12312312345abcabcabcdeff
Our features can also serve as examples.
Once you open a Feature Studio, you can use the search functionality to navigate the library. Soon we will also have improved navigation tools.
So far we haven't documented all the features, but have documented corresponding operations (opExtrude, opFillet, etc.), which are the lower-level building blocks of features.Ilya Baran \ VP, Architecture and FeatureScript \ Onshape Inc5
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Our features can also serve as examples.
Once you open a Feature Studio, you can use the search functionality to navigate the library. Soon we will also have improved navigation tools.
So far we haven't documented all the features, but have documented corresponding operations (opExtrude, opFillet, etc.), which are the lower-level building blocks of features.
maybe this is why i was having a hard time figuring out things others seemed to figure out
thanks!