Ref	Variable Name
1	Face (see Note 1 below)
2	IsMarkedSealed
3	Section (see Note 2 below)
4	IsMarkedPresent or MarkedPresent
5	IsTexture (see Note 3 below)
6	Texture (see Note 4 below)
7	IsPresent
8	IsVisiblePlan
9	IsVisibleElev
10	IsVisible3D
11	IsClipTop
12	ClipPosTop
13	IsClipLeft
14	ClipPosLeft
15	IsClipRight
16	ClipPosRight
17	IsClipBottom
18	ClipPosBottom
19	IsFlipVert
20	IsFlipHorz
21	MirrorExtendVert
22	MirrorExtendHorz
23	IsTransparent
24	TranspTol (see Note 5 below)
25	TileX (see Note 8)
26	TileY (see Note 8)
27	SizeX (see Note 8)
28	SizeY (see Note 8)
29	RepX (see Note 8)
30	RepY (see Note 8)
31	TileRepeatPlace (see Note 8 below)
32	Folder (see Note 6 below)
33	Name (see Note 7 below)

Note 1

Face

If you are evaluating formulas inside Face and you use the variable name it will evaluate there to the Face name, giving the same answer as Face in that context.

Note 2

Section

If you are evaluating formulas inside Section and you use the variable name it will evaluate there to the Section name, giving the same answer as Section in that context. This also applies to...

• CappingSection
• Component
• DimLine
• Face
• Section
• MachineStep
• Texture
• VSection

For example, if you are in a child context such as in a machine step within a component, then Name will evaluate to the name of the machine step. But since you are a child of the component, you can still use Component to get the name of the component you are within.

Note 3

IsTexture

Type radio buttons can be tested: Yes for Picture, No for Label.

IsClipLabelToFace

The variable name for the yesno-with-formula. This control is only available when the radio button is Yes for Label  and allows you to control this clipping per label, making some clip and some not clip depending on the individual setting.

Example of Text label  -  Click to Expand

Note 4

Texture

If you are evaluating formulas inside Texture and you use the variable name it will evaluate there to the Texture name, giving the same answer as Texture in that context.

Note 5

TranspTol

When you specify transparency, you do so by specifying the top left pixel as the transparency color. But colours nearby (within this tolerance) are considered to be the same for transparency purposes. The tolerance is an integer, and when RGB is specified as three integers, they must all be this close to the transparency color. For example, if you specify grey (128,128,128) as the transparency color, and give it a tolerance of 2, then (126,130,129) is also a transparent pixel, but (128,128,131) is not.

Note 6

Folder

The Folder variable returns the path name exactly as it appears in the text box. FullFolder returns an absolute path (as taken from the base Bitmap folder), and ShortFolder returns a path relative to the base Bitmap folder.

Note 7

Name

When you use this variable, you may find it returns the name of the cabinet, face or something else. To correctly address the texture name, you must use Surface.Name, Style.Name or Picture.Name (for the Face Picture page). This also applies to other variables which are used as both surface and style properties.

Note 8

TileRepeatPlace

Values are as follows:-

0 = Tile

• When set to Tile, the values of TileX and TileY determine the tile size.

1 = Repeat

• When set to Repeat, the values of RepX and RepY (whole numbers) determine how many repetitions of the tile are placed across or up/down on the face.

2 = Place

• When set to Place, then TileX TileY gives the size of the single texture tile placed on the face.

When placing tiles, the placement origin can be offset using the 9-way placement buttons, then further adjusted with X,Y offset amounts, then rotated by the placement Angle specified.

Tiling

There are three ways the screen grab appears:

1. select Fill then select Size, displays and edits the SizeX, SizeY variables

2. select Fill then select Repeat, displays and edits the RepX, RepY variables

3. select Place displays and edits the SizeX, SizeY variables, the RepX, RepY variables and allows for an X, Y Offset.

When placing tiles, the placement origin can be offset using the 9-way placement buttons, then further adjusted with X,Y offset amounts, then rotated by the placement Angle specified - see Face Texture under Cabinet Properties for examples.