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Point

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4 members across 9 versions · 2 changed

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Member 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2025.3 2026 2027
M Create(XYZ, ElementId)
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M Create(XYZ)
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P Coord
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Identical to 2020: 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024
2020 current

Changes in 2025 vs 2020 2 changed

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Changed members

Point.Create(XYZ, ElementId)
coord XYZ The coordinates where the point will be created.
id ElementId The id of the GraphicsStyle element from which to apply the point properties.
→ returns Point A Point object.
Point.Create(XYZ)
coord XYZ The coordinates where the point will be created.
→ returns Point A Point object.

Changes in 2025.3 vs 2020 2 changed

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Changed members

Point.Create(XYZ, ElementId)
coord XYZ The coordinates where the point will be created.
id ElementId The id of the GraphicsStyle element from which to apply the point properties.
→ returns Point A Point object.
Point.Create(XYZ)
coord XYZ The coordinates where the point will be created.
→ returns Point A Point object.

Changes in 2026 vs 2020 2 changed

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Changed members

Point.Create(XYZ, ElementId)
coord XYZ The coordinates where the point will be created.
id ElementId The id of the GraphicsStyle element from which to apply the point properties.
→ returns Point A Point object.
Point.Create(XYZ)
coord XYZ The coordinates where the point will be created.
→ returns Point A Point object.

Changes in 2027 vs 2020 2 changed

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Changed members

Point.Create(XYZ, ElementId)
coord XYZ The coordinates where the point will be created.
id ElementId The id of the GraphicsStyle element from which to apply the point properties.
→ returns Point A Point object.
Point.Create(XYZ)
coord XYZ The coordinates where the point will be created.
→ returns Point A Point object.