Hi Jeremy, great videos! Now I was wondering whether i could bind my targets to objects, meaning if I move my object elsewhere on the bench that the target move along with the object so that it's relative to the objects' reference frame.
Hi Christian, you may need to properly define your robot tool and coordinate system in your robot panel. More information here: robodk.com/doc/en/Interface.html#RobotPanel.
Congratulation. High quality technical training. Very very interesting.
Thank you! Clear explanation and very helpful!
It's our pleasure!
I'll let the team know you like it!
Hi Jeremy, great videos! Now I was wondering whether i could bind my targets to objects, meaning if I move my object elsewhere on the bench that the target move along with the object so that it's relative to the objects' reference frame.
Great video.. thank you for making it
Great tutorial! One question. How can I modify the orientation of all targets at once?
By modifying the orientation of your TCP (tool pose) you'll be modifying how you approach each target when using the same TCP.
My robot moves immediately to the target point instead of going slowly like in the vidoe, is it because im using a different type of robot???
It's because of simulation speed. You can set it in the top bar next to the pause symbol
thank you, how can i slow down my robot?
i wish there was type of dash line to appear to align to other targets so I don't have to manually adjust each point to match
hir sir when I am creating a target its not creating at exact point og TPC it is creating slightly in different position
Is the right TCP activated? This would be the only obvious issue.
Otherwise, you can ask your technical question in our forum: robodk.com/forum
is there a way to make a line of equally spaced targets all at once?
You can easily do that using the API.
I would recommend you to ask that kind of technical question on our forum: robodk.com/forum
@@RoboDK3D ah, thanks! Will check it out
Sorry.. Can you tell me what values are based on setting x and rotation at 8:42 ,and what effect will this adjustment have?
Those values were arbitrary. It will change the position of the tool, that's pretty much it.
@@RoboDK3D So the values are arbitrarily changed? Can I think so? sorry i'm not smart.
@@壱雨 This means the values that were entered were random. You can ask technical questions in our forum: robodk.com/forum/.
@@壱雨 It's a demo, if you have a real part, you can decide what is the right position to reach and enter it.
@@RoboDK3D Because i'm a beginner, so i really thanks for your answer , it's very important to me,
Robot does not move to the targets as per the video. I even click on the target and select move to target and nothing happens. Why ???
Hi Christian, you may need to properly define your robot tool and coordinate system in your robot panel. More information here: robodk.com/doc/en/Interface.html#RobotPanel.
This also might be because of collision detection.