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My project requires me to be able to find the object's geometry based on the DBID in a 2D map. My team has tried using the bounding box approach to estimate an object's coordinates based on the DBID, but this approach only works well in a 3D map, and it is very inaccurate in a 2D setting.

I have also discovered a technique other users have used before to approach this problem: How to get location with dbid in 2D view. However, this technique is not currently applicable because it involves using namespaces/functions that are not accessible. In addition, I have tried some other approaches like finding the coordinates through the object's properties. But it turns out that the coordinate is not stored inside the object's properties.

Brytista
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Please check this thread instead: https://stackoverflow.com/a/48326349/7745569

The avp means Autodesk.Viewing.Private namespace.

Eason Kang
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