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Revision as of 06:14, 26 June 2016
There are two types of path that are defined by the point – through and via.
VIA(0) – the point defines only the direction but the passes doesn’t require reaching it.
THROUGH(1) – the calculated path passes exactly through the point.
SMOOTH(2) - additional smoothing
In case of Via method new segment points are calculated according to the point stretch factor value. This means that for the segment P[n]-P[n+1] the new points Q[n] is proportional to SF[n] and Q[n+1] is proportional to SF[n+1]Points on a distance closer then the given value will be rejected.
In VIA method forces the AI to produce symmetric distances of additional Q points from the P point although the Q points belong to different segments, and therefore have different stretch factors.
Makes rounding the corners symmetrical.Since Version 4.2.x.
Points on a distance closer then the given value will be rejected.
Syntax
<Robot>.PassMethod = <Value>
Availability
Since Version 4.2.x
Type
Long
Range
0 - 2
Through – 1
Via – 0
Smooth - 2
Default
0
Scope
Task or Terminal
Limitations
Modal Only .Valid for robots only.
Examples
Puma.PassMethod = 0