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Counting notes in creo

KB_9100625
5-Regular Member

Counting notes in creo

Hi,

 

I was wondering is there a command in relations that can count how many notes exist in a part? also is there a command to see what the note id is without having to click on the note?

 

 

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JB_87049
15-Moonstone
(To:KB_9100625)

To count the number of notes, you could do the following

  • press <ctrl><f>
  • select "look for : note" (see screenshot below)

JB_87049_0-1659721695412.png

To see the id, you could add the id to a tree column

JB_87049_1-1659721779516.png

 

KB_9100625
5-Regular Member
(To:JB_87049)

ok! thank you. do you know if there is a way to do this in realtions? like making a parameter that equals that amount?

JB_87049
15-Moonstone
(To:KB_9100625)

I doubt whether that is possible with a relation.
I would try to accomplish what you want by using weblink. Perhaps someone else can shine his or her light on this.

KB_9100625
5-Regular Member
(To:JB_87049)

whats a weblink?

 

JB_87049
15-Moonstone
(To:KB_9100625)
KB_9100625
5-Regular Member
(To:JB_87049)

also i have noticed that the id on the model tree doesnt show the note ids 

KB_9100625_0-1659962613598.png

 

remy
21-Topaz I
(To:KB_9100625)

weblink is Creo's API in html language.

other offerings are dispensed in C, C++ and Java.

The Creo Toolkit function ProSolidAnnotationelemVisit is described as : 

Visits the annotation elements in a given model.

 

remy_0-1659965985770.png

 

KB_9100625
5-Regular Member
(To:remy)

so what your saying is i could use something like matlab to create the code i need and then apply that to creo?

 

remy
21-Topaz I
(To:KB_9100625)

More or less.

The gist of an API is that you indeed need to create an application. 
In the Creo world, it is called Toolkit and the offering varies according to the language you can code with. With this said the most spread, the most mature and powerful is Creo Toolkit (in C language).

Matlab is not part of Creo functionalities though.

JB_87049
15-Moonstone
(To:KB_9100625)

If you want to learn more about Web.Link another entry is the add-on CreoSON.

 

http://www.creoson.com/

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