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Insert Component from BCL with Ruby API

What's the best way to insert a component from a BCL (local or remote) into a model? For example, if I wanted to grab one of the LG heatpump BCL components and place it into my model. Would you first create an object of the same type and set it's properties from the BCL class? Or is there an easy way to instantiate an object straight from the BCL?

Insert Component from BCL with Ruby API

What's the best way to insert a component from a BCL (local or remote) into a model? For example, if I wanted to grab one of the LG heatpump BCL components and place it into my model. Would you first create an object of the same type and set it's properties from the BCL class? Or is there an easy way to instantiate an object straight from the BCL?

Insert Component from BCL with Ruby API

What's the best way to insert a component from a BCL (local or remote) into a model? For example, if I wanted to grab one of the LG heatpump BCL components and place it into my model. Would you first create an object of the same type and set it's properties from the BCL class? Or is there an easy way to instantiate an object straight from the BCL?

Insert Component from BCL with Ruby API

What's the best way to insert a component from a BCL (local or remote) into a model? For example, if I wanted to grab one of the LG heatpump BCL components and place it into my model. Would you first create an object of the same type and set it's properties from the BCL class? Or is there an easy way to instantiate an object straight from the BCL?