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How to using FS to create a quick sphere
tsung_ren_hung
Member Posts: 9 EDU
I tried using FS to quickly create a sphere
but it still not work.
where is the problem?
thanks
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/578f89d3e4b0cdd13940cfe7/w/92807c44d555c353a9b7b4b3/e/d9b77e1c239e6135100324f8
but it still not work.
where is the problem?
thanks
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/578f89d3e4b0cdd13940cfe7/w/92807c44d555c353a9b7b4b3/e/d9b77e1c239e6135100324f8
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NeilCooke Moderator, Onshape Employees Posts: 5,671Sorry, the documentation is wrong - center should be a query not a length vector.
annotation { "Feature Type Name" : "Quick Sphere" } export const quickSphere = defineFeature(function(context is Context, id is Id, definition is map) precondition { annotation { "Name" : "Select sphere center", "Filter" : EntityType.VERTEX, "MaxNumberOfPicks" : 1 } definition.center is Query; annotation { "Name" : "Sphere size" } isLength(definition.sphereSize, LENGTH_BOUNDS); } { sphere(context, id + "sphere1", { "center" : definition.center, "radius" : definition.sphereSize / 2 }); });
If you need to specify a vector, please use fEllipsoid:fEllipsoid(context, id + "sphere", { "center" : vector(0, 0, 0) * inch, "radius" : vector(definition.sphereSize / 2, definition.sphereSize / 2, definition.sphereSize / 2) });
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tsung_ren_hung Member Posts: 9 EDUthank you NeilCooke
I have no any programming experience, your answer makes sense to me.
FS is a bit difficult for me.
I will make very effort to learn FS.
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If you need to specify a vector, please use fEllipsoid:
I have no any programming experience, your answer makes sense to me.
FS is a bit difficult for me.
I will make very effort to learn FS.