Expand Path-Statement

[captain_feature]

Hy,

how to expand a path statement to edit all points after creating this statement?

Thx & Regards
Feature

[TSy]

I think path statements can contain up to millions (or at least thousands) of points, so the UI can’t show them all. You should be able to see the points or a reduced set of points in the 3D world as frames.

[captain_feature]

@TSy

You should be able to see the points or a reduced set of points in the 3D world as frames.

Hy,

how can I achive this view at an existing path-statement so that I’m able to edit the visible points which are not millions?

Thx & Regards
Feature

[TSy]

I think you can’t get the path generation command / view but you can see the frames, select and move them in the 3D world.
https://imgur.com/a/D4cTv6B

edit: You can also edit and replace the whole path by clicking on the “Select curve” button in the path statement properties panel.

[captain_feature]

@TSy

I think you can’t get the path generation command / view but you can see the frames, select and move them in the 3D world.
https://imgur.com/a/D4cTv6B

Hy,

that’s really what I try to thx for the video but VC doesn’t show me the points… → I did all like you in your video! -_-

Thx & Regards
Feature

[Lefa]

Hi,

Did you want something like this?

You can untick “IsReference” to get this.

br,
Lefa

[captain_feature]

@Lefa

Did you want something like this?

Hy Lefa,

that would be exactly my wish. → A command at Path-Statement like “Expand” which shows all points like in your picture!

How did you get this?

When I untick “IsReference” on the two referencePoints my PathStatement is empty…

Thx & Regards
Feature

[Lefa]

Hi,

First let’s get some settings in the 3d viewport (robot positions is necessary, tools is not)

Now you can select the points as you can see them (ctrl + drag or select tool)

Next stop is to untick the is reference. This should allow you to modify all the selected points.

EDIT:

deleted edit

EDIT 2:

Sorry, I mis-spoke, keep IsReference ticked IN.

br,
Lefa

[captain_feature]

@Lefa

First let’s get some settings in the 3d viewport (robot positions is necessary, tools is not)

Hy,

I could get all points by:
1. Select all path statements
2. Click “IsReference” TWICE so that all points marked as Reference

Thx @Lefa

But only one question is open: “Why does my VC don’t show me the points when I click on PathStatement as in your picture”???

I’m using:

Regards
Feature

[Lefa]

Hey,

I don’t… actually know. I think I mis-spoke? or I had slightly different selection. I’m pretty sure the points were already selected, so clicking the path statement didn’t really do anything.

br,
Lefa

[captain_feature]

@TSy

I think you can’t get the path generation command / view but you can see the frames, select and move them in the 3D world.
https://imgur.com/a/D4cTv6B

In this video it’s looking like TSy get back to edit mode after pathStatement is generated. That I can’t reproduce!

But your solution with Setting all Points to “IsReference” is also fine.

Thx & Regards
Feature

[mohamed]

Even I find it difficult to trace each points in path statement (in VC 4.6) but now with your trick I can somehow trace them for now. But looks like this is not a solution

[captain_feature]

@mohamed

But looks like this is not a solution

Hy,

not a solution for what?

Regards
Feature