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Re: How to set to high the accuracy level of mass calculations with a vba macro?
It appears that the function to get the mass properties shown linked below has that variable as the first argument that needs to be passed to it. 2 = most accurate.
2016 SOLIDWORKS API Help - GetMassProperties2 Method (IModelDocExtension)
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Re: How to set to high the accuracy level of mass calculations with a vba macro?
Thanks for your answer but I am not using this function to get the mass properties but the "CreateMassProperty" Method (IModelDocExtension) instead. So I can specify another coordinate system than the origin. It seems that the accuracy level is not accessible that way?
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Re: How to set to high the accuracy level of mass calculations with a vba macro?
It seems you will have to do the coordinate transformation your self. Looking at the documentation "CreateMassProperties" it is first implemented in 2003, while "GetMassProperties" was replaced in 2016 with "GetMassProperties2" in order to add the Accuracy parameter.
It seems you are already supplying it with a transformation: 2016 SOLIDWORKS API Help - IMathTransform Interface so doing it manually should be fairly simple. Just pad the output from GetMassProperties2 to make it homogenious as well an multiply with the transformation you already have
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