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FabricSheet.GetBendProfile

Description:
Returns the profile (not including generated fillets) that defines the shape of the Fabric Sheet bending.

Remarks:
The returned profile defines the center-curve of a wire. Note that bent Fabric Sheets can have planar geometry, but flat Fabric Sheets are always planar.

public CurveLoop GetBendProfile()

Public Function GetBendProfile As CurveLoop

public:
CurveLoop^ GetBendProfile()

nullNothingnullptr The profile that defines the shape of the fabric sheet bending for bent fabric sheet, for flat fabric sheet null Nothing nullptr a null reference ( Nothing in Visual Basic) will be returned.

#region Autodesk.Revit.DB.Structure.FabricSheet.SetBendProfile(Autodesk.Revit.DB.CurveLoop)
private void ModifyBentFabricSheet(Document document, FabricSheet bentFabricSheet)
{
   CurveLoop newBendingProfile = CurveLoop.CreateViaOffset(bentFabricSheet.GetBendProfile(), 0.5, new XYZ(0, 0, -1));
   bentFabricSheet.SetBendProfile(newBendingProfile);

   // Give the user some information
   TaskDialog.Show("Revit", string.Format("Bent Fabric Sheet ID='{0}' modified successfully.", bentFabricSheet.Id.ToString()));
}
#endregion

#Region "Autodesk.Revit.DB.Structure.FabricSheet.SetBendProfile(Autodesk.Revit.DB.CurveLoop)"
        Private Sub ModifyBentFabricSheet(document As Document, bentFabricSheet As FabricSheet)
            Dim newBendingProfile As CurveLoop = CurveLoop.CreateViaOffset(bentFabricSheet.GetBendProfile(), 0.5, New XYZ(0, 0, -1))
            bentFabricSheet.SetBendProfile(newBendingProfile)

            ' Give the user some information
            TaskDialog.Show("Revit", String.Format("Bent Fabric Sheet ID='{0}' modified successfully.", bentFabricSheet.Id.ToString()))
        End Sub
#End Region