Force graphical update after running Adams Python script?

what happens if you export a cmd file? how does the location appears?

thanks

If I export to cmd and re-import the cmd the markers are all aligned correctly. I see the ORI_RELATIVE_TO expressions as expected in the cmd language.  It appears that the python function isn't triggering some sort of update function in the graphics window.

So, if you review the cmd file in Notepad it's written correctly, that's good.

What happens if:

1. Close Information & Marker Modify

2. Click the Groups tab

3. Click Browse again

4. then review Marker Modify/information, does it get updated?

So, if you review the cmd file in Notepad it's written correctly, that's good.

What happens if:

1. Close Information & Marker Modify

2. Click the Groups tab

3. Click Browse again

4. then review Marker Modify/information, does it get updated?

It seems like right click/modify on a marker (and closing the modify dialog box without changing anything, not even hitting ok or apply etc) will force the orientation of that marker to correct itself (and every other marker on that part too) in the graphics window. Doing this manually isn't feasible as the python script creates dozens of parts.

Switching between groups/browse doesn't seem to effect anything, the right click/modify thing works with or without doing that.