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A one-shot script that populates a feature tree
max_borsh
Member, Developers Posts: 14 ✭
Hi Everybody!
I had already touched upon this subject but there was no way to implement it.
Let me remind as discussion was carried out:
Is there any way to write a script that could call features in the particular order(i.e. by scenario)?
I know that I can just create another feature and call all functions (custom features) that I need to create Part.
But in this case I'll get only one feature in my feature tree (in Part Studio) instead of the list of called features.
I want to take a list of features (then I'd get some changes at any feature):
Instead of this one:
Now I want to ask again about it. Maybe issue had been already solved and something like a one-shot script that populates a feature tree was invented.
I had already touched upon this subject but there was no way to implement it.
Let me remind as discussion was carried out:
Is there any way to write a script that could call features in the particular order(i.e. by scenario)?
I know that I can just create another feature and call all functions (custom features) that I need to create Part.
But in this case I'll get only one feature in my feature tree (in Part Studio) instead of the list of called features.
I want to take a list of features (then I'd get some changes at any feature):
Instead of this one:
Now I want to ask again about it. Maybe issue had been already solved and something like a one-shot script that populates a feature tree was invented.
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