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Insert Code Snippet - Presents the Snippet dropdown at the cursor in the script window.

Record - Code for scriptable actions performed in SpaceClaim is written in the script window.

Save Script As - Saves the current script by specifying a destination.

Save Script -Saves the current script to a file.

Open Script -Loads a script from a file.

The Script Editor has the following functions. When you exit SpaceClaim with an open script, you are asked if you want to save the existing script. Use File>Open to open an existing script file (*.scscript, *.py).

Use File>New>Script to begin a new script. A built-in script editor allows you to create and run scripts to perform repetitive tasks and work with models and geometry. You can work with SpaceClaim programmatically using Python. You can also download the latest version here. A copy of the Class Library compiled help file (.chm) is included in the installation directory.

In Scripting, the Class Library is a help document that describes the API. Refer to the Class Library You can select from the Materials Library in the Properties panel and add them to your Local Materials. While we're on this, it would be really helpful for me to know how to call ANSYS externally, if there are ways people usually do that.You are here: Customizing SpaceClaim > Scripting I have considered moving the python script to within my SC script, but then is there an alternative to saving and uploading an external txt file that would work fully within SC instead? Also, I'm still not sure how that would automate between the different applications unless there's some function of WB I'm seriously missing (x_x) Sorry, I haven't been using it long. So for using parameters in WB, I have the current problem of my parameters not changing within WB but externally. Nothing within the ANSYS part of the process really changes except for the txt file it imports (whose name remains the same but contents updates). Everything within SC and ANSYS is done after, from importing the coordinates from the txt file. Thanks! But just calling attention to the part where I use an external python script to create a txt file of the coordinates given the parameters.