@rhorsefield wrote:
I am writing a Rhinoscript program that looks at every object in an model and generates a weight estimate of those objects that follow a specific color scheme. Part of this involves identifying those objects that should be ignored, such as layout objects, and hidden objects.
I’m confused about the RhinoScript methods IsObjectParent and IsObjectChild. I only want to gather information on objects as the user currently sees them on screen, not an object as it once was. It looks as though I should be checking these methods for each object, and while I understand the basic idea of object history, the documentation of these two methods isn’t particularly illuminating.
• Are there multiple related versions of an object in a Rhino model for those that record history?
• Will one of these methods return an indication of whether an object is not the current state of an object?
• If so, which one and how do I know if I should ignore it?
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