Type: BCS.Sym3.IView3DControl

View3D control

Methods

CatchProduct(System.Int32,System.Int32)

Catch product at x, y position. Position is in the control coordinates, not screen coordinates.

Parameters:
- x: x coordinate
- y: y coordinate
Returns:
- true if a product was found and catch at this position.
Example:

This full example shows you how to drag a product to a new location


            //-- Start drag mode
            Editor.ActiveView3DHostControl.View3DControl.StartDragMode()
            
            //-- Catch product
            var success = Editor.ActiveView3DHostControl.View3DControl.CatchProduct(405, 200);
            System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(1000);
            
            if(success == true) {
            	
                var newX = 450;
                var newY = 300;
            		
            	//-- move product
            	Editor.ActiveView3DHostControl.View3DControl.MoveProduct(newX, newY);
            	
            	//-- wait 
            	System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(2000);
            
            	//-- release product
            	Editor.ActiveView3DHostControl.View3DControl.ReleaseProduct(newX, newY);
            }
            
            //-- Stop drag mode
            Editor.ActiveView3DHostControl.View3DControl.StopDragMode()

GetEquipment(System.Int32,System.Int32)

Gets the equipment at x, y position. Position is in the control coordinates, not screen coordinates.

Parameters:
- x: x coordinate in the control coordinates (not screen coordinates)
- y: y coordinate in the control coordinates (not screen coordinates)
Returns:
- The equipment found at x, y position. returns null if not found
Example:

This example shows you how to get an equipment at a specific position


            var eq = Editor.ActiveView3DHostControl.View3DControl.GetEquipment(100, 200)
            if(eq == null)
            	print("No equipment")
            else
            	print(eq.Name)

MoveProduct(System.Int32,System.Int32)

Moves product at new x, y position. Position is in the control coordinates, not screen coordinates. Will work only if a product was previoulsy caught using ‘CatchProduct’

Parameters:
- x: x coordinate
- y: y coordinate
Example:

This full example shows you how to drag a product to a new location


            //-- Start drag mode
            Editor.ActiveView3DHostControl.View3DControl.StartDragMode()
            
            //-- Catch product
            var success = Editor.ActiveView3DHostControl.View3DControl.CatchProduct(405, 200);
            System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(1000);
            
            if(success == true) {
            	
                var newX = 450;
                var newY = 300;
            		
            	//-- move product
            	Editor.ActiveView3DHostControl.View3DControl.MoveProduct(newX, newY);
            	
            	//-- wait 
            	System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(2000);
            
            	//-- release product
            	Editor.ActiveView3DHostControl.View3DControl.ReleaseProduct(newX, newY);
            }
            
            //-- Stop drag mode
            Editor.ActiveView3DHostControl.View3DControl.StopDragMode()

ReleaseProduct(System.Int32,System.Int32)

Release the product at x, y position. Position is in the control coordinates, not screen coordinates. Will work only if a product was previoulsy caught using ‘CatchProduct’

Parameters:
- x: x coordinate
- y: y coordinate
Example:

This full example shows you how to drag a product to a new location


            //-- Start drag mode
            Editor.ActiveView3DHostControl.View3DControl.StartDragMode()
            
            //-- Catch product
            var success = Editor.ActiveView3DHostControl.View3DControl.CatchProduct(405, 200);
            System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(1000);
            
            if(success == true) {
            	
                var newX = 450;
                var newY = 300;
            		
            	//-- move product
            	Editor.ActiveView3DHostControl.View3DControl.MoveProduct(newX, newY);
            	
            	//-- wait 
            	System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(2000);
            
            	//-- release product
            	Editor.ActiveView3DHostControl.View3DControl.ReleaseProduct(newX, newY);
            }
            
            //-- Stop drag mode
            Editor.ActiveView3DHostControl.View3DControl.StopDragMode()

StartCtrlDragMode

Duplicate selected equipment and Starts ‘Ctrl-Drag’ mode for draging duplicated equipment

StartCtrlShiftDragMode

Duplicate selected equipment and Starts ‘Ctrl-Shift-Drag’ mode for draging duplicated equipment

StartDragMode

Starts ‘Drag’ mode. The mouse cursor becomes a ‘hand’. You need to be in this mode to be able to use CatchProduct, MoveProduct and ReleaseProduct

Example:

This example shows you how to start and stop mode Drag mode


            Editor.ActiveView3DHostControl.View3DControl.StartDragMode()
            //....
            Editor.ActiveView3DHostControl.View3DControl.StopDragMode()

StopCtrlDragMode

Stop ‘Ctrl-Drag’ mode. duplicated equipment will be placed at the current position.

StopCtrlShiftDragMode

Stop ‘Ctrl-Shift-Drag’ mode. duplicated equipment will be placed at the current position.

StopDragMode

Stop ‘Drag’ mode. The mouse cursor is back to a standard cursor.

Example:

This example shows you how to start and stop mode Drag mode


            Editor.ActiveView3DHostControl.View3DControl.StartDragMode()
            //....
            Editor.ActiveView3DHostControl.View3DControl.StopDragMode()

TakeScreenshot(BCS.Sym3.IBaseEquipment,System.String)

Take a screenshot of an equipment in this view

Parameters:
- equipment:
- fullPathImageFile: