pycatia.part_interfaces.thickness

Module initially auto generated using V5Automation files from CATIA V5 R28 on 2020-06-11 12:40:47.360445

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class pycatia.part_interfaces.thickness.Thickness(com_object)

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System.IUnknown

System.IDispatch

System.CATBaseUnknown

System.CATBaseDispatch

System.AnyObject

MecModInterfaces.Shape

PartInterfaces.DressUpShape

Thickness

Represents the thickness shape.

The thickness shape is made up of a collection of faces to process and an

offset parameter.

add_face_to_thicken(i_face_to_thicken: Reference) → None

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o Sub AddFaceToThicken(Reference iFaceToThicken)

Adds a new face to be thickened.

Parameters:

iFaceToThicken

The new face to process

The following

Boundary object is supported: Face.

Example:

The following example adds the new face face to thicken for the thickness

firstThickness:

call firstThickness.AddFaceToThicken(face)

Parameters:

i_face_to_thicken (Reference) –

Return type:

None

add_face_with_different_thickness(i_face_to_thicken: Reference) → None

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o Sub AddFaceWithDifferentThickness(Reference

iFaceToThicken)

Adds a new face to thicken with a different offset value.

Parameters:

iFaceToThicken

The new face to process

The following

Boundary object is supported: Face.

Example:

The following example adds the new face face to thicken with a different

offset value for the thickness firstThickness:

call firstThickness.AddFaceWithDifferentThickness(face)

Parameters:

i_face_to_thicken (Reference) –

Return type:

None

property faces_to_thicken: References

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o Property FacesToThicken() As References (Read Only)

Returns the collection of faces to be thickened.

Example:

The following example returns in list the list of faces of the

thickness firstThickness:

Set list = firstThickness.FacesToThicken

Return type:

References

property offset: Length

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o Property Offset() As Length (Read Only)

Returns the thickness offset.

Example:

The following example returns in offset the offset of the thickness

firstThickness:

Set offset = firstThickness.Offset

Return type:

Length

remove_face_with_different_thickness(i_face_to_remove: Reference) → None

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o Sub RemoveFaceWithDifferentThickness(Reference

iFaceToRemove)

Removes an existing thickened face.

Parameters:

iFaceToRemove

The face to remove

The following

Boundary object is supported: Face.

Example:

The following example removes the existing face thickened face from the

thickness firstThickness:

call

Parameters:

i_face_to_remove (Reference) –

Return type:

None

set_volume_support(i_volume_support: Reference) → None

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o Sub SetVolumeSupport(Reference iVolumeSupport)

Set support of Thickness feature.

Parameters:

i_volume_support (Reference) –

Return type:

None

withdraw_face_to_thicken(i_face_to_withdraw: Reference) → None

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o Sub WithdrawFaceToThicken(Reference iFaceToWithdraw)

Withdraws an existing thickened face.

Parameters:

iFaceToWithdraw

The face to withdraw

The following

Boundary object is supported: Face.

Example:

The following example withdraws the existing face thickened face from the

thickness firstThickness:

call firstThickness.WithdrawFaceToThicken(face)

Parameters:

i_face_to_withdraw (Reference) –

Return type:

None