[yunuskr__]

I'm creating a robot program using the RoboDK API with Python. The robot program I created is correctly added in RoboDK (I have 51 points to move to and I see them in RoboDK as movement instructions). However, when I want to export the robot program in LS format for my Fanuc robot controller I only see 5 movement instructions.

I have attached the program I obtained. In particular, it does not generate all the linear movements (MoveL commands) to my LS program file. I have no issues with the joint movements though.

[yunuskr__]

In addition, although the first point is Linear, the points are added as Joint in the .ls output.

[Sergei]

This is possible if you use the same point coordinates.
Please take into account the following settings (Tools-Options-Program):

   

[yunuskr__]

This is possible if you use the same point coordinates.
Please take into account the following settings (Tools-Options-Program):

Hi Sergie,I already use it that way

[Albert]

RoboDK may skip movement instruction when you generate programs if the targets are very close to each other. RoboDK has a filter to automatically skip points closer than 0.005 mm.

Can you share your RoboDK project file? We can better investigate.

[yunuskr__]

RoboDK may skip movement instruction when you generate programs if the targets are very close to each other. RoboDK has a filter to automatically skip points closer than 0.005 mm.

Can you share your RoboDK project file? We can better investigate.

I solved my problem by adding targets to the points I wanted my robot to go to with the Python API, but since there were too many points, there were too many targets in the program tree of robodk. Is there a way to hide added targets from the program tree?

[Albert]

You can right click one or multiple move instructions and select Hide Target Objects to integrate the target object with the instruction and hide the target item from the tree.