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In order to make the following code snippet to work, create a new console application project and add COM references vc3DCreate, vcCOM and vcCOMgeo to it: using System; using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Collections.ObjectModel; using System.Linq; using System.Text;...

Abstract This example project demonstrates how to track interactive commands in 3DCreate through the COM API. Project description The project is a .NET Windows executable, InteractiveListenerExample.exe, that displays a dialog showing the currently selected component, and its position coordinates. The...

While the purpose of this Community is not to describe all of Visual Studios features, or even promote it, this provides some additional foundation to those who are just starting out. We will be using the code out of Your First COM application , and expand it slightly in the process. I will include the...

Abstract This example project template implements a project that demonstrates the following vcCOM features: Accessing dynamic properties through the IvcPropertyList2 interface. Accessing dynamic property objects using the IvcProperty. Listening for changes in dynamic property objects by implementing...

Lets start simple. Open 3DCreate and drop a few components form the eCat to the layout (make sure you have only one session open). Set up a new Visual Basic Console Application project ( see Setting Up ). After setup go to the module1.vb Tab, which should be the default name of your code, and you will...

Open Visual Studio choose either Visual Basic windows Forms Application, Class Library or Console Application as your application type. For early testing I suggest choosing console application . choose project -> applicationName Properties (its the last one on the list) Select the References tab and...