Region object (ActiveX)

A bounded planar face consisting of lines, circles, arcs, elliptical arcs, and spline curves.

Supported Platforms: Windows only

Class Information

Class Name

AcadRegion

Object Inheritance

Object
   AcadObject
      AcadEntity
         AcadRegion

Create Using

VBA

ModelSpace.AddRegion
PaperSpace.AddRegion
Block.AddRegion

Access Via

VBA

ModelSpace.Item
PaperSpace.Item
Block.Item
SelectionSet.Item
Group.Item

Members

These members are part of this object:

Methods	Properties	Events
ArrayPolar ArrayRectangular Boolean Copy Delete Explode GetBoundingBox GetExtensionDictionary GetXData Highlight IntersectWith Mirror Mirror3D Move Rotate Rotate3D ScaleEntity SetXData TransformBy Update	Application Area Centroid Document EntityTransparency Handle HasExtensionDictionary Hyperlinks Layer Linetype LinetypeScale Lineweight Material MomentOfInertia Normal ObjectID ObjectName OwnerID Perimeter PlotStyleName PrincipalDirections PrincipalMoments ProductOfInertia RadiiOfGyration TrueColor Visible	Modified

Methods

Properties

Events

GetExtensionDictionary

HasExtensionDictionary

Remarks

Each object in the region retains its layer, linetype, and color. AutoCAD deletes the original objects after converting them to regions and does not hatch the regions by default.

You can explode a region into the individual loops by using the Explode method. The Boolean method allows you to create composite 3D solids or regions from the intersection, union, or subtraction of a solid or region from another solid or region.

To create a region, use the AddRegion method.

Region object (ActiveX)

Class Information

Members

Remarks

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