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Syntax for Including Parameters in Notes
To include parameters in a note, use the syntax shown in the next table.
Syntax
Usage
&<param_name>:FID_<feat_ID>
Include feature parameters in a note.
&<param_name>:SID_<surface_name>
Include surface parameters in a note.
&<param_name>:EID_<edge_name>
Include edge parameters in a note.
&<param_name>:CRV_<curve_name>
Include curve parameters in a note.
&<param_name>:CCRV_<composite_curve_name>
Include composite curve parameters in a note.
&<param_name>:NID_<annotation_element_name>
Include Annotation Element parameters in a note.
&<param_name>:QID_<quilt_name>
Include quilt parameters in a note.
&<param_name>:MTRL_<material_ID>
Include material parameters in a note.
&<param_name>:BID_<body_feature_ID>
Include body parameters in a note.
Including Multiple Parameters in a Single Note
You can include multiple parameters in a single Annotation Element note.
Consider the following example:
Suppose, in your note you want to reference parameters of two features:
• Cut (id 66), which has the following parameters defined:
◦ HOLE_TYPE with a value M6
◦ HOLE_DEPTH with a value 10
• Chamfer (id 115), which has the following parameters defined:
• CHAMFER_LENGTH with a value of
1
• CHAMFER_ANGLE with a value of 45
To include these parameters, create the following note:
&HOLE_TYPE:FID_66 hole, &HOLE_DEPTH:FID_66 deep

with chamfer &CHAMFER_LENGTH:FID_115 X
&CHAMFER_ANGLE:FID_115°
The resulting note appears as follows:
M6 hole, 10 deep

with chamfer 1 X 45°
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