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In each case, the value listed is the default and would be used if nothing was
specified.
To use this Jig directly from a common recipe function, use the following
section of RecipeSpec.
<Implementation>
<ObjectARX>
<AppName>AecRcpBase40</AppName>
<RcpFunc>Surface</RcpFunc>
</ObjectARX>
</Implementation>
StampMInsert Jig
The StampMInsert Jig is the same as the Stamp Jig, except that it uses an
MInsert instead of a simple Block Reference.
SurfaceBound Jig
The SurfaceBound Jig is the same as the Surface Jig, except that it keeps only
the top three edges of the rectangle. It is used for components that are poured
onto or bounded by another entity that provides the bottom edge of the
rectangle. For an example, see Concrete Topping.
SurfaceLtype Jig
The SurfaceLType Jig is the same as the Surface Jig, except that it fills with a
wide polyline of a given linetype, instead of a hatch.
ApplyToLinework Jig
The ApplyToLinework Jig is used when you simply need to “brand” existing
linework geometry as a specific component. For example, you could draw a
detail using basic AutoCAD commands and then use this Jig to apply the
Xdata and keynote for a particular component in the database. It will move
the selected geometry to a new layer, if specified, but will not create any
geometry of its own.
Recipe Logging
Without knowing the implied contract of a Recipe function, it is hard to know
(or debug) where all the values are supposed to come from. In some cases,
there may be values for an existing Recipe that you could customize if you
just knew they were there (and currently not specified).
Recipe Logging | 3949
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