I’m not sure what to plug in. Any help would be appreciated.
Model space is correct. The issue is with another input - my guess is the Rotation is off. Try swapping that Curve.CoordinateSystemAtParameter node with a Curve.TangentAtParameter node.
I did the swap and I get this error:
Warning: Text.Create expects argument type(s)
(string, Autodesk.DesignScript.Geometry.Point, double, Autodesk.DesignScript.Geometry.Vector, string, string, string, Autodesk.AutoCAD.DynamoNodes.Block),
but was called with
(string, Autodesk.DesignScript.Geometry.Point, double, Autodesk.DesignScript.Geometry.Vector, string, int, string, Autodesk.AutoCAD.DynamoNodes.Block).
To me, that seems like it is saying the same thing other than the “” after point. Don’t know what that means. The error only happens when I have the “Block” plugged in, otherwise nothing happens.
The [] is indicating a list of the object types.
As a tip: copy the contexts to a string node for the expected input and provided input. Then use a List.Create node followed by a String.Split node where the split string is , . Then use a List.Transpose node to show ‘what it wanted’ above ‘what it got’.
In this case if you read the last three inputs the issue is clear.
The expected are string, string, block.
The provided are int, string, block.
So double check the third input from the end. Looks like you’re using a vertical alignment for the horizontal and another text method for the vertical.
Agree with @jacob.small but to be sure, please add a new screenshot of the updated graph. It makes it easier to review.
I didn’t follow what you said about using List.Create, String.Split and List.Transpose unfortunately though. I got this to play with so I feel better now that it is functional, and I’ll give it another shot later as I try and figure out more.
Thank you for the help!
The null appears because you probably have other objects than the PolylineExtension.GetGeometry can handle, as you see in my example the node gets Polylines, Circle and texts as a input and return null for the texts.
Depending on the purpose you can get “All Objects of Type” and then filter in Object Layer
