Can someone remind me how to reference one point of a circle. For example, if I am creating a constructed set and I just want to include one hit point from a circle. Isn't it like: CIR1.HIT[1]? And then how would I reference multiple hits of that circle? Instead of doing CIR1.HIT[1],CIR1.HIT[2],CIR1.HIT[3] can I do something like CIR1.HIT[1...3] ? I don't want to use the actual circle - I want to use the hit points. Thanks.
If you want to use ALL the points in a circle while still giving yourself the option to increase the number of hits in your circle and not needing to update your hardcode, then..
CIR1.HIT[1..CIR1.NUMHITS]
Extracting hits from auto features is priceless and in newer versions, PC DMIS makes it easier by just selecting the circle, then select the hits, and it extracts the points for you.
I like doing it manually most of this time. Keeps your mind fresh.
If you want to use ALL the points in a circle while still giving yourself the option to increase the number of hits in your circle and not needing to update your hardcode, then..
CIR1.HIT[1..CIR1.NUMHITS]
Extracting hits from auto features is priceless and in newer versions, PC DMIS makes it easier by just selecting the circle, then select the hits, and it extracts the points for you.
I like doing it manually most of this time. Keeps your mind fresh.
