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Assign workobj cordinate values
How do you assign a workobject x,y,z values using rapid?
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MyWobj.oframe.trans:=MyPos;
Is an exampleLee Justice0 -
Does this just move the workobject a value in a certain direction.
wobj2.oframe.trans.z := 38.3 (moves current wobj2 in the z direction 38.3mm)
Say I want a workobject with x=200, y=1000 and z= 2000. How would you assign a workobject with those values?0 -
In your example it would NOT move it that amount, it would set the value to that amount. If you want it to move you would add 38.3 to the current value.Lee Justice0
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