Utilities Menu

Finalize your automation setup by converting curves to robot targets and importing external DXF or program files for simulation.

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This menu holds integration tools to move your work from the editor to the robot:

1.Convert to Targets: The final step. It takes your refined mathematical data and generates physical "Targets" in the RoboDK tree, ready for a "Curve Follow Project" or "Robot Program".

2.Import Program: An advanced reverse-engineering tool. It extracts the coordinate data from an existing robot program (like a script or .src file) and brings it into the editor so you can smooth or filter a legacy path.

3.Import SVG: Dedicated vector art importer. It translates the Bezier curves of a logo or text into a robotic path, making it the primary tool for laser engraving or decorative painting tasks.

4.Import DXF: The standard engineering interface. It pulls in lines, arcs, and polylines from CAD drawings, maintaining the exact scale and dimensions intended by the designer.