Function SetTransformAndSolve3( _
   ByVal XformIn As MathTransform, _
   ByVal ThisConfiguration As System.Boolean _
) As System.Boolean

Dim instance As IComponent2
Dim XformIn As MathTransform
Dim ThisConfiguration As System.Boolean
Dim value As System.Boolean
 
value = instance.SetTransformAndSolve3(XformIn, ThisConfiguration)

System.bool SetTransformAndSolve3( 
   MathTransform XformIn,
   System.bool ThisConfiguration
)

System.bool SetTransformAndSolve3( 
&   MathTransform^ XformIn,
&   System.bool ThisConfiguration
) 

Parameters

XformIn

Pointer to the IMathTransform object to use to set and solve

ThisConfiguration

True to transform this configuration, false to transform all configurations

Return Value

If making multiple calls to this method, consider using IDragOperator::Drag, which is more efficient because it reuses the solver. However, DragOperator::Drag does not support clash detection or dynamic clearance.

The transform specified must be in relation to the root component. See IConfiguration::GetRootComponent or IConfiguration::IGetRootComponent2.

SOLIDWORKS moves the destination component, or any component above it in the assembly tree, so that the destination component's transform is set to the desired one. Transforming an object using this method can cause SOLIDWORKS to transform other mated or constrained objects.

After you have changed a component's transform, you can call IAssemblyDoc::UpdateBox to avoid clipping in shaded display mode.