Procedure SetView sets the view of a VectorWorks document. The projection must be non-plan to modify the view.
PROCEDURE SetView(
xAngle : REAL;
yAngle : REAL;
zAngle : REAL;
xDistance : REAL;
yDistance : REAL;
zDistance : REAL);def vs.SetView(xAngle, yAngle, zAngle, xDistance, yDistance, zDistance):
return None| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| xAngle | REAL | X axis rotation angle. |
| yAngle | REAL | Y axis rotation angle. |
| zAngle | REAL | Z axis rotation angle. |
| xDistance | REAL | X coordinate of view center. |
| yDistance | REAL | Y coordinate of view center. |
| zDistance | REAL | Z coordinate of view center. |
Listed example generates VectorScript error due to the units designation after the view angle.
Works for me. Is this a Mac-only problem?
You can also set the view to one of the standard views, like this:
PROCEDURE Example;
CONST
kViewTopPlan = 1;
kViewTop = 2;
kViewFront = 3;
kViewRight = 4;
kViewBottom = 5;
kViewBack = 6;
kViewLeft = 7;
kViewRightIso = 8;
kViewLeftIso = 9;
kViewRightRearIso = 10;
kViewLeftRearIso = 11;
kViewLowerRightIso = 12;
kViewLowerLeftIso = 13;
kViewLowerRightRear = 14;
kViewLowerLeftRear = 15;
BEGIN
DoMenuTextByName('Standard Views', IntDialog('Enter a number (1~15): ', '1'));
END;
RUN(Example);
==== VectorScript ====
SetView(45d,30d,30d,0,2,2);==== Python ====
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