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Discounts may not apply to all coverages on an auto or property policy. Discounts may vary by state, property, policy form and company underwriting the auto or property policy. *The average customer who bundles can save these discounts on each policy. Power 2021 award information, visit /awards Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.For J.D. You are receiving this because you authored the thread. I suppose I can add an additional argument to the add_prompt function called "export_as_separate" and automatically create the additional prompts, but i don't know how much it will be used especially since this can be set up manually. Subject: Re: Modify export prompts to Toolbox to handle 'Radio Buttons' ( #25)Īll you have to do is manually add the three prompts that need to link to toolbox and add a formula to each of the prompts to calculate the correct value that needs to be exported toolbox. If there exists one, let me know so I can put it to use in our library.įrom: Andrew Peel January-19-17 12:25 PM Our team of product experts, extensive image galleries, and legendary customer service make it easy to get the right part the first time. I'm unsure if another solution has been drawn for this issue. Microvellum Toolbox 7 empowers users to engineer intelligent products that can easily be manipulated to take on an unlimited number of configuration possibilities. If this prompt exports it will instead send up 3 boolean prompts in the fashion of: Self.add_prompt(name='Hinge_Type', prompt_type='RADIOBUTTONS', items=, value= 1, tab_index=0, export=True) The prompt names would be the EnumProperty values and the prompt that is true would be the EnumProperties selected index. Can we set a flag for an EnumProperty to represent Radio Buttons in Toolbox so when the prompt is collected for export it instead creates 3 prompts and sends the True/False value up for each prompt? The problem is EnumProperties are also used for drop down lists and are handled that way when data is collected and sent to Toolbox. This behavior can be simulated in Blender using an EnumProperty and setting expand = True. So for example hinge type for a door would be and would have a prompt for each in which only 1 can be active at a time. Toolbox has the ability to use radio buttons which are a number of mutually exclusive prompts that only one can be true at a time.
