Quote from erwan on 26 March 2024, 21:53

maybe

New_Y_Value = 26

# Retrieve the current offsets
Index = 3
WorkOffset = d.getWorkOffset(Index) 

# Modify only the second value in the WorkOffset list
WorkOffset[1] = New_Y_Value

# Apply the modified new offsets
d.setWorkOffset(Index, WorkOffset)

Quote from CS-Lab Support on 27 March 2024, 15:19

Hello.

Erwan is right.

I would like to add that the same is done when we want to move the axes.

When we want to move the X-axis to machine position 0 :

vel = 100

pos = d.getPosition(CoordMode.Machine)

pos[Axis.X.value] = 0;

d.moveToPosition(CoordMode.Machine, pos, vel)

 

When we want to move the X-axis by 10mm in machine coordinates

vel = 100

pos = d.getPosition(CoordMode.Machine)

pos[Axis.X.value] += 10

d.moveToPosition(CoordMode.Machine, pos, vel)

 

Regards,

Wojtek

Quote from Dobbelju on 19 April 2024, 08:30

Hello!

Finally i could use your ideas on how to work this out. And it worked very well, thanks alot to you both!

Was very helpful. 

Regarfs

Dobbelju

Quote from agm-kaufmann on 14 June 2024, 11:15

Hello,

what index does the "Name" column have in the WorkOffset?

I would like to always have it displayed as well.

Best regards Anton

Quote from erwan on 14 June 2024, 18:03

Not sure to understand.

Can you clarify?

Quote from agm-kaufmann on 14 June 2024, 21:45

The headings of the Work Offset table are:

1(G54)     Name     X     Y     Z     A     B     C

these are used in the code as:

G54         ?       0     1     2     3     4     5

You use
pos[Axis.X.value] = 0;
to access the contents of X.

I want to output the contents of Name.

Regards Anton

Quote from erwan on 14 June 2024, 22:19

i can't find a commande for that CsLab will tell us more

but you can make it like that

# Function to get the name based on the offset number
def get_workoffset_name(offset_number):
if offset_number == 1:
return "schlusslanhanger"
elif offset_number == 2:
return "Gitarre body"
elif offset_number == 3:
return "gitarre hals"
elif offset_number == 4:
return "base4"
elif offset_number == 5:
return "base5"
elif offset_number == 6:
return "base6"
else:
return "Unknown"

# Retrieve the offset number using the method from the software
offset_number = d.getWorkOffsetNumber()

# Get the name corresponding to the offset number
offset_name = get_workoffset_name(offset_number)

# Print the offset name
print(f"The offset number {offset_number} is named: {offset_name}")

Quote from agm-kaufmann on 15 June 2024, 06:41

Hi Erwan, you're great! Thank you!

It would be good if I could think around behind too.

With a new name the code has to be changed too, but that's ok.

Quote from erwan on 15 June 2024, 09:12

your welcome!

"With a new name the code has to be changed"

yes, but i can't find a  "D.getworkoffsetName"