The coordinates of the position point of the relationship.
The coordinates of the position point of the relationship.
The coordinates of the position point of the relationship.
The orientation at the point described, with respect to the top-level assembly's coordinate system. The meaning of the vector is dependent on the relationship. For mates and planar aligns, it is the surface normal. When Geometry is an edge, the vector represents the direction of the edge.
The orientation at the point described, with respect to the top-level assembly's coordinate system. The meaning of the vector is dependent on the relationship. For mates and planar aligns, it is the surface normal. When Geometry is an edge, the vector represents the direction of the edge.
The orientation at the point described, with respect to the top-level assembly's coordinate system. The meaning of the vector is dependent on the relationship. For mates and planar aligns, it is the surface normal. When Geometry is an edge, the vector represents the direction of the edge.
Description
Returns the geometry of the referenced object.
Syntax
Visual Basic
Public Sub GetGeometry2( _
ByRef GeometryType As Long, _
ByRef PointX As Double, _
ByRef PointY As Double, _
ByRef PointZ As Double, _
ByRef VectorX As Double, _
ByRef VectorY As Double, _
ByRef VectorZ As Double _
)
The coordinates of the position point of the relationship.
PointY
The coordinates of the position point of the relationship.
PointZ
The coordinates of the position point of the relationship.
VectorX
The orientation at the point described, with respect to the top-level assembly's coordinate system. The meaning of the vector is dependent on the relationship. For mates and planar aligns, it is the surface normal. When Geometry is an edge, the vector represents the direction of the edge.
VectorY
The orientation at the point described, with respect to the top-level assembly's coordinate system. The meaning of the vector is dependent on the relationship. For mates and planar aligns, it is the surface normal. When Geometry is an edge, the vector represents the direction of the edge.
VectorZ
The orientation at the point described, with respect to the top-level assembly's coordinate system. The meaning of the vector is dependent on the relationship. For mates and planar aligns, it is the surface normal. When Geometry is an edge, the vector represents the direction of the edge.
Remarks
This method returns the location, orientation, and type of geometry upon which the relationships are dependent for the referenced object and is used in conjunction with Geometry1. Geometry2 represents one input to the relationship, and Geometry1 represents the other input.
