Method that deletes the work plane. Optionally the dependent objects will be deleted. This method will fail in the case where this object was created as a result of a derived part. The HasReferenceComponent property can be used to determine when this is the case.
Method that reverses the normal of the work plane. The current normal direction can be determined by using the Plane object returned by Plane property of the work plane.
Method that returns the position and orientation of a work plane. When sketches are created on a work plane they inherit the work plane's origin and orientation. This method is useful to predetermine what the orientation will be before the sketch is created.
Method that repositions the end-of-part marker relative to the object this method is called from. The argument defines if the end-of-part marker will be positioned just before or just after the object. If the object is contained within another object and is not in the top level of the browser, the positioning of the marker will be relative to the top-level object the calling object is contained within. An example of this case is a sketch that has not been shared and has been consumed by a feature. Another example is a nested work feature.
Returns the top-level parent application object. When used the context of Inventor, an Application object is returned. When used in the context of Apprentice, an ApprenticeServer object is returned.
Boolean property that returns whether the work plane is a construction work plane or not. A construction work plane is hidden from the user and is not displayed graphically or listed in the browser. Some properties and methods of the WorkPlane object will behave differently for a construction work plane. These are Adaptive, Name, Visible, GetSize, and SetSize.
Property that returns the ComponentOccurrence that the native object is being referenced through. The returned occurrence is the containing occurrence.
Property that returns one of the work plane definition objects. Which definition object returned will depend on how the work plane is defined. The DefinitionType property can be used to determine the type of definition the Definition property will return.
Property that returns the type of definition that is used to define the work plane. This can be kThreePointsWorkPlane, kTwoLinesWorkPlane, kLineAndPointWorkPlane, kPlaneAndPointWorkPlane, kLinePlaneAndAngleWorkPlane, kPlaneAndOffsetWorkPlane, kLineAndTangentWorkPlane, kPlaneAndTangentWorkPlane, kSketchWorkPlane, kFixedWorkPlane, kNormalToCurveWorkPlane, kTwoPlanesWorkPlane, kTorusMidPlaneWorkPlane, or AssemblyWorkPlane.
Read-only property that returns the client feature that owns this object. This property returns Nothing if the IsOwnedByFeature property returns False.
Property that returns the referenced WorkPlane in the case where this work plane was created using a referenced component. An example of this is when a work plane is selected as part of a derived part. The HasReferenceComponent property indicates if this work plane is based on a referenced component or not. This property returns Nothing in the case where it is not based on a referenced component.