ConfigurationRuleSetRangeValue.create Method

Parent Object: ConfigurationRuleSetRangeValue

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Defined in namespace "adsk::fusion" and the header file is <Fusion/ConfigurationRules/ConfigurationRuleSetRangeValue.h>

Description

Creates a SetRangeValue. All three bounds are independently optional; at least one of hasMin / hasMax / hasIncrement must be true. Presence controls which mutator inputs are shown in the UI. If both min and max are set, min ≤ max.

This is a static method.
returnValue = adsk.fusion.ConfigurationRuleSetRangeValue.create(hasMin, min, hasMax, max, hasIncrement, increment)

This is a static method.

#include <Fusion/ConfigurationRules/ConfigurationRuleSetRangeValue.h>

returnValue = adsk::fusion::ConfigurationRuleSetRangeValue::create(hasMin, min, hasMax, max, hasIncrement, increment);

This is a static method.
returnValue = adsk.fusion.ConfigurationRuleSetRangeValue.create(hasMin, min, hasMax, max, hasIncrement, increment);

Return Value

Type	Description
ConfigurationRuleSetRangeValue	A new detached ConfigurationRuleSetRangeValue.

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
hasMin	boolean	True when the min bound is set.
min	double	The min bound, in Fusion internal units. Used only when hasMin is true.
hasMax	boolean	True when the max bound is set.
max	double	The max bound, in Fusion internal units. Used only when hasMax is true.
hasIncrement	boolean	True when the increment is set.
increment	double	The increment, in Fusion internal units. Used only when hasIncrement is true. Controls the step size between allowed values within [min, max].

Version

Introduced in version October 2026