What is the new way to work with Worksheet Named Selection from the 2020R2?

Chemsdine CHEMAI

What is the new way to work with Worksheet Named Selection from the 2020R2?

Chemsdine CHEMAI

Before the 2020R2 :

NS = Model.AddNamedSelection() 
NS.ScopingMethod = GeometryDefineByType.Worksheet 
NS_location = NS.Location 
Row = NS_location.AddRow() 
NS_location.SetEntityType(Row, NamedSelectionWorksheetEntityType.Face) 
NS_location.SetCriterion(Row, NamedSelectionWorksheetCriterion.Location_Z) 
NS_location.SetOperator(Row,NamedSelectionWorksheetOperator.GreaterThan) 
NS_location.SetValue(Row,-7)

From the 2020R2:

NS = Model.AddNamedSelection() 
NS.ScopingMethod=GeometryDefineByType.Worksheet 
Criteria = NS.GenerationCriteria 
Criteria.Add(None) 
Criteria[0].EntityType = SelectionType.GeoFace 
Criteria[0].Criterion = SelectionCriterionType.LocationZ 
Criteria[0].Operator = SelectionOperatorType.GreaterThan 
Criteria[0].Value = Quantity(“-7 [m]”)

Pierre Thieffry

And don’t forget NS.Generate()

Erik Kostson

Just to add if we want to say remove a Planar surface/face (2023 R2):

ns=model.NamedSelections.Children
myns=ns[0]
myns.ScopingMethod=GeometryDefineByType.Worksheet
Criteria=myns.GenerationCriteria
Criteria.Add(None)
index=len(Criteria)-1
Criteria[index].Action=SelectionActionType.Remove
Criteria[index].EntityType = SelectionType.GeoFace 
Criteria[index].Criterion = SelectionCriterionType.Type
Criteria[index].Operator=SelectionOperatorType.Equal
Criteria[index].Value = 1 # 1 for plane, 2 cylinder, etc
myns.Generate()
Tree.Refresh()

Joona

Regarding the same topic:
what is the code for Value = Plane, which comes from a dropdown menu if done manually.
Example remove faces which are planes by their type

Joona

I repeat my comment because the first one from yesterday did not appear.
How to set in the value column "Plane" (comes from the dropdown menu)? Quantity("Plane") does not work.
Example: remove faces whose type equals "Plane".

Erik Kostson

See my answer above it is shown there (Criteria[index].Value = 1 # 1 for plane, 2 cylinder, etc).

Thank you

Erik