Now, there´s a couple of ways to aproach this, but only one of them will actually tell the user that the input is not acceptable, I tend to combine two methods - 1. Warning & 2. Control
Warning Method
For this we need a custom parameter (yes/no) called "Width Warning", with a formula like this
not(Width < 1200 mm)
Now, create some model text, with a warning to the user - choose element properties for the model text, and aply the "Width Warning" parameter under "Graphics > Visible"
Now, if a user inputs 1200 mm´s or more as the width, the model text will show, and tell the user to correct the problem.
Control Method
It´s also possible to control the input, just in case that the user chooses to ignore the warning.
Create a new length parameter called "Controlled Width" and ad a formula like this:
if(Width > 1200 mm, 1200 mm, Width)
Now change the label for the current width dimension, to the new "Controlled Width" parameter.
Now the user get´s a warning, and the door keeps a max. width of 1200 mm´s, even if the user input is greater than 1200 mm´s.
Det er sku ok, har lige tilføjet det på et ovenlys :)
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