Creating a Visual Basic Action

Enter arguments in the box located between the parentheses and click OK to add the macro to the document.
The arguments must always be separated by a comma.

A VB Scripts subnode is added to the tree below the Relations node. A VB Script object is added below this subnode.
In the Visual Basic Action Editor, enter your script.
Right-click VB Script.1 and select VB Script.1 object > Run.
The Select Inputs for Script Arguments window appears.
Select the arguments in the geometry or in the tree and click OK to run the script.

Notes:

You may also create a Visual Basic Action by clicking the relation defined in the tree and clicking Visual Basic Action .
Macros with arguments are features that can be stored in 3D Shapes and in knowledge engineering specifications and that can be called from a rule (VBScriptRun) or a reaction. In this case, arguments are passed from the rule.
The VB script features with arguments are provided with a context menu enabling you to launch the script.