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skfitspline

darren_13darren_13 Member, Developers Posts: 119 PRO
edited September 2016 in FeatureScript

Hi, so I'm writing another script I copied and pasted a bit of code form my other script:

 

skFitSpline(sketch1, "UpperSpline", {

            "points" : UpperCoordinates

            });

 

where:

UpperCoordinates=[vector(1,0.0130)*meter,

                        vector(0.95,0.0230)*meter,

                        vector(0.9,0.0396)*meter,

                        vector(0.8,0.0732)*meter,

                        vector(0.7,0.1039)*meter,

                        vector(0.6,0.1302)*meter,

                        vector(0.5,0.1512)*meter,

                        vector(0.4,0.1660)*meter,

                        vector(0.3,0.1712)*meter,

                        vector(0.2,0.1660)*meter,

                        vector(0,15,0.1564)*meter,

                        vector(0.1,0.1404)*meter,

                        vector(0.075,0.1294)*meter,

                        vector(0.05,0.1142)*meter,

                        vector(0.025,0.0928)*meter,

                        vector(0.0125,0.0764)*meter,

                        vector(0,0.0460)*meter];

 

 

the error says:

Precondition of skFitSpline failed (is2dPointVector(value.points))

 

but documentation says:

EXAMPLE

 

[vector(0, 0) * inch, vector(0, 1) * inch, vector(1, 0) * inch]

 

 

 

What am I doing wrong?

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Comments

  • darren_13darren_13 Member, Developers Posts: 119 PRO
    sorry bout formatting don't know why that happenrd
  • jon_sorrellsjon_sorrells Onshape Employees Posts: 51
    vector(0,15,0.1564)*meter is a 3d vector.  You probably meant vector(0.15,0.1564)*meter,
  • darren_13darren_13 Member, Developers Posts: 119 PRO
    such a small detail, you won't believe how long I was chasing... Thanks so much!
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