07-24-2019, 05:26 PM
Hello all,
I am building an application in C# for additive manufacturing purposes connected with RoboDK.
The main purpose is to import a massive list of points (coordinates + orientations) and use external synchronized axis.
In my point of view, I have two different ways to import what I want:
- Import points as poses;
- Use a machining/curve follow project;
In both a find different problems. By importing the points as poses, I cannot manage the external axis. By creating a curve follow project I cannot set the project parameters (say what curve I want to follow) because there are missing functions in C# API.
Right now I am thinking about creating an intermediate Python application that receives information from C# and send it to RoboDK, but I believe doing that the programme will run really slow.
Can someone please help me?
Thank you in advance.
BernardoFreire
I am building an application in C# for additive manufacturing purposes connected with RoboDK.
The main purpose is to import a massive list of points (coordinates + orientations) and use external synchronized axis.
In my point of view, I have two different ways to import what I want:
- Import points as poses;
- Use a machining/curve follow project;
In both a find different problems. By importing the points as poses, I cannot manage the external axis. By creating a curve follow project I cannot set the project parameters (say what curve I want to follow) because there are missing functions in C# API.
Right now I am thinking about creating an intermediate Python application that receives information from C# and send it to RoboDK, but I believe doing that the programme will run really slow.
Can someone please help me?
Thank you in advance.
BernardoFreire