12-03-2022 03:27 AM
As we all know,we can program a robot by calling instructions in its system.For example,wo can make it go to position A,then position B.It's very simple to change the order of the instructions,so that the robot will go to position B,then position A.You only have to click several times. The new program is completed.When you click instructions,they pop relative parameters. So after you fill up the sheet,you finish the instructions.Can anybody give some advice?
12-03-2022 03:34 AM
@papigo wrote:
As we all know,we can program a robot by calling instructions in its system.For example,wo can make it go to position A,then position B.It's very simple to change the order of the instructions,so that the robot will go to position B,then position A.You only have to click several times. The new program is completed.When you click instructions,they pop relative parameters. So after you fill up the sheet,you finish the instructions.Can anybody give some advice?
I'm no robotics expert, but I am having trouble understanding the connection between what you described in the post vs what is described in the subject. Could you go into more detail?
12-04-2022 07:08 PM
In our normal program,it runs in order. For example,we have 3 steps to do,A B C. I need ABC,AABC,BAC,BCCAA.
I don't know all the arrangements.When I need AABC, I can drag A twice. Every time I drag A,it will pop parameters sheet.Every step has its own parameters.The whole program can be saved,loaded. The order is not written in block diagram in advance.
12-05-2022 06:49 AM
Hi papigo,
@papigo wrote:
I need ABC,AABC,BAC,BCCAA.
Every time I drag A,it will pop parameters sheet.Every step has its own parameters.The whole program can be saved,loaded. The order is not written in block diagram in advance.
You need to implement:
In the end you are the programmer and you need to implement all that!