[Aryan Yashaswi]

Hi Guys!
I recently acquired the licensed version of RoboDK but now I'm not able to export my simulation properly. Like the robot can be seen doing its tasks but the part which was being machined is not displaying. Pls help!

[Jeremy]

Hi Aryan,

Are you using the .html or .pdf export?

Can you join your .rdk station?

Jeremy

[Aryan Yashaswi]

    Jeremy pid='6511' dateline='1603205117']Hi Aryan,

Are you using the .html or .pdf export?

Can you join your .rdk station?

Jeremy

I used both of them but the result was same. Only the arm of the robot is seen to be moving in my simulation.
I'm attaching a screenshot of my simulation.

[Albert]

Can you provide the RDK file so we can take a better look?

[Aryan Yashaswi]

Aryan Yashaswi pid='6515' dateline='1603206644']

Hi Aryan,

Are you using the .html or .pdf export?

Can you join your .rdk station?

Jeremy

I used both of them but the result was same. Only the arm of the robot is seen to be moving in my simulation.
I'm attaching a screenshot of my simulation.

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I have attached the requested file.

[Jeremy]

Hi Aryan,
What you refer to as the Part is in fact the Path.
You need to import the 3D model of the part (.step, .iges, or .stl) if you want to see it in the export.

Jeremy

[Aryan Yashaswi]

Okay, thanks for the clarification. So if I import the part will it retain its original path or will I have to follow some other steps?

[Jeremy]

Just put the part in and it should show in the export the same way the robot and the tool are displayed.

Jeremy

[Aryan Yashaswi]

Thank you this worked out. But the robot's end effector is not machining in its proper orientation, so what should I do here?

[Jeremy]

What's the orientation you got and what's the orientation you want?

Jeremy