[Albert]

OK that makes sense. Updating to the latest version of RoboDK should work with all versions of Python.

[Wolf]

I only used the latest version. And the default setting in robodk was to use the system python (3.10) which couldnt move the axis, then I needed to switch to 3.7 where I am now and getting consistenly the error "AttributeError: 'list' object has no attribute 'lower'"

[Albert]

Do you mean you still see the error you mentioned in your previous post here?
https://robodk.com/forum/Thread-Faliled-...4#pid14794

Can you share the RDK file you used to see that error?

[Wolf]

Yes unfortunately im still getting the error

Attached is the rdk

[Albert]

The RDK file was not attached. Could you please provide it so we can investigate further?

[Wolf]

Apparently I didnt click "Add attachment".
I needed to work on other projects in the meantime. Unfortunately the test license ran out but here is the file anyway. I didnt make any progress after that.

One more thing that I noticed which I cant verify now anymore is that when creating G-Code it offsets the base coordinate in the wrong direction. If I remember correctly I needed to change the signs of the base coordinate shift to make the code run like in the TestStationRV.dk
I wouldve prefered to not the shift the base coordinates at all but that was likely my mistake somewhere?

Thank you and sorry for the inconvenience of the delay.

[Albert]

I tried reproducing this error but I didn't see any issues and I was able to obtain the PRG file.

Make sure to enter the Python embedded path as Python interpreter. You can do so by following these steps:

1. Select Tools-Options
   
2. Select the Python tab
   
3. Enter this in the Python interpreter field:
   C:/RoboDK/Python-Embedded/python.exe
   

If it still fails, are you using the Windows 64 bit version of RoboDK?
Can you try updating RoboDK to the latest version?

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