[LDCad] Selecte same height

[Jaco van der Molen]

Hi all,

In LDCad it is possible to select a part and then select same part, same part and color, same color, same step...

But now I am looking for a way to select all parts that are at the same height, i.e. y-coordinate.

@Roland: I'd like to suggest that for a next version?

For now: can this be done with a script?

Thanks!

Jaco

[Roland Melkert]

For now: can this be done with a script?

This can be done in script.

You can get the Y value from the current selection.

Then loop trough all parts adding the ones with the same Y coordinate.

[Jaco van der Molen]

This can be done in script.

You can get the Y value from the current selection.

Then loop trough all parts adding the ones with the same Y coordinate.

I thought as much. Alas, I have no clue how to make such a script.
So either can someone point me in the right direction or is someone willing to code this script?
Much apprieciated!

[Stefan Frenz]

is someone willing to code this script?

I am.   Quick-and-dirty without rounding or user-interaction. Just selecting all parts with the same Y value as the exactly one selected part.

Code:

function select_same_y()   local ses=ldc.session()   if not ses:isLinked() then     ldc.dialog.runMessage('No active model.')     return   end   local sel=ses:getSelection()   local cnt=sel:getRefCount()   if cnt~=1 then     ldc.dialog.runMessage('Exactly one item should be selected.')     return   end     local y=sel:getRef(1):getPos():getY()     local sf=ldc.subfile()   local refCnt=sf:getRefCount()   for i=1,refCnt do     local ref=sf:getRef(i)     local pos=ref:getPos()     if (pos:getY()==y) then       sel:add(ref)     end   end end function register()   local macro=ldc.macro('SelectSameY')   macro:setHint('Select all parts with same Y value.')   macro:setEvent('run', 'select_same_y') end register()

[Jaco van der Molen]

I am.   Quick-and-dirty without rounding or user-interaction. Just selecting all parts with the same Y value as the exactly one selected part.

Thank you, this is exactly what I need for now with the model I am working on.