How can I make the script or program detect and remove them?

the pins are not in one and the same place, they may differ slightly in distance from subsequent scans

perhaps due my ignorance i can not set correct exposure times for each scan. I thought project template will have stored those values for each individual scan serie.
So to help my colleagues i want to create a wizard which will have needed part alignment on a table and current tilt of a sensor according to the floor.

For now i am able to obtain tilt information only from measured scan, which can be also used in picture in dialog.
By recording i know how to setup exposure times and run individual / rotary table scans.

Is there a way to obtain current live image with ability to see actual tilt and changes in exposure times?

My intent is do some sort of kios mode, where in one project i can scan parts from different materials ( thats for exposure times ), ability to manually select points to remove scanned points under a plane and control tilt of a sensors to keep correct view into problematic parts.

Thanks for any hints.

C:\Users\Owner\AppData\Roaming\GOM\2022\gom_python_caching\pywin32-304-cp39-cp39-win_amd64\pywin32_system32

At the moment, I'm not allowed to do this on our other 2 computers so we can't use them with our normal scripts to run reports. 

Is there a way to get pywin32 working so,I can 'import win32api' in our scripts without a module error?

I hope this helps someone else. If you know of something I could improve, or an easier way to achieve this - I am open to suggestions. I get the feeling that there is a button somewhere in the program for this already, because it seems like this would be a useful feature. Thank you!
 

import gom

array1 = gom.app.project.actual_elements
array1 = sorted(array1, key=lambda e: str(e))    

# Constructs and their number of points must be the same between projects, otherwise inspection point numbering will differ.

for name in array1:
    if str(name) == "gom.app.project.actual_elements['actual_master']":
        continue
    if str(name) == "gom.app.project.actual_elements['all_measurement_series']":
        continue
    if str(name) == "gom.app.project.actual_elements['all_reference_points']":
        continue
    if str(name) == "gom.app.project.actual_elements['Analog input 0']":
        continue
    if str(name) == "gom.app.project.actual_elements['Analog input 1']":
        continue
    if str(name) == "gom.app.project.actual_elements['Analog input 2']":
        continue
    if str(name) == "gom.app.project.actual_elements['Analog input 3']":
        continue
    if str(name) == "gom.app.project.actual_elements['Analog input 4']":
        continue
    if str(name) == "gom.app.project.actual_elements['Analog input 5']":
        continue
    if str(name) == "gom.app.project.actual_elements['Analog input 6']":
        continue
    if str(name) == "gom.app.project.actual_elements['Analog input 7']":
        continue
    if "Point" in str(name):
        print("Operation Complete. Ending Script.")
        break
    print(name)
    print(name.data.coordinate.shape[1])    
    points_total = name.data.coordinate.shape[1]
    for x in range(points_total):
        if name.data.coordinate[0][1] is not None:
            try:
                MCAD_ELEMENT=gom.script.inspection.inspect_by_point (point={'id': x, 'target': name, 'type': 'coded'})
            except Exception as e:
                print(f"Skipping {name}: {e}")
            continue

I'm not able to use it inside GOM 2021, but I am able to use it on my Windows installation using the pycharm IDE.

The reason I can use it on my Windows python installation is because there is a post script you are supposed to run that registers the dll's needed:

python -m pywin32_postinstall -install

So I tried to run that post install script from here and it looked liked it worked, but I am still unable to use the pywin32 library/module inside GOM. I get an error that the win32api module cannot be found.

"C:\Users\user\AppData\Roaming\GOM\2021\python\bin\pywin32_postinstall.py"

Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

I've been trying for a while to install the xlwings python packages, which requires the 'pywin32' python packages, but I have never been successful. 

I'm getting an "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pywintypes'" error when importing the xlwings module. 

This apparently has something to do with pythoncom3x.dll and pywintypes3x.dll which are not installed to the correct location. 

I'm using this module to interact directly with Excel (export measurement results, amongst other things).

For the moment I'm using a standalone python installation where I install these Python modules +  a RPC Server module, but this in the end not so nice and maintainable. 

Any help to install the xlwings module within the GOM scripting environment would be greatly appreciated ! 

I was wanting to use an add on editor for my ZEISS code. I am following the Add-On Documentation "Using Visual Studio Code as an add on editor". The host is connected but I have encountered an issue where it is not recognizing gom. Is this due to my filepath or another issue? 

i am looking for a way to obtain internal icons like "mesh", "clipboard" and others and use them on buttons or as image.

I am working on app to load measured data into project - similar to what Calypso is able.

Thanks for hints. ( I have found a file containing svgs, but can not find right one )

Hi all,

I was able to run the program with import gom but suddenly it stopped working.

Connected to Host.

i would like to continuously export the current positions of the kinematics used for measurement with Atos Q to another computer in the network in order to create a digital shadow of the system. The idea is that this export runs in the background while the Atos Q and Zeiss Inspect are used usually. 

Currently I am using the command:

gom.app.sys_automation_controller_current_position

However, as far as i know Zeiss Inspect is not thread-safe and this command can only be executed in the main thread. Because of this, I cannot access the joint positions from a background thread that handles the network communication.

My questions are:

1. Is there another way to access the Atos Q joint positions (e.g. via another API or interface)?
2. Is there a recommended workaround to continuously read these values without blocking the main thread?

Any suggestions or experience with similar setups would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

I am using Inspect 2025

question.one.pdf

Perhaps there is a reason why, but currently i do not know. So i am back to using Cyclone 3DR for inspections, which is, in some cases, not working ok.

Does anybody know what licensing rules are? Or what is going on? I contacted support today, i havent received an email yet.

thanks.

BR

But I run into the problem that the intellisense is not working properly. Only for the first instance, i.e. when typing gom. a list appears, but after this it stops working.

When starting anew with typing gom. it also does not give a list anymore

Does anyone have any idea to get this working properly.

gom.script.sys.edit_creation_parameters (
    element=gom.app.project.actual_elements['DIST_253'], 
    point=gom.app.project.inspection['PNT_253-INT'])

Is there any python code where I can print out the name of the point in the DIST_253 above?  The value I want to print out would be 'PNT_253-INT'.

I need to go thru several programs and make sure all the points are a nominal point from the Part and not a white static point in space.

Thanks
 

I am currently encountering one problem associated with the GOM 2021 Kiosk Interface. It seems that while running InstallKioskUser script, we accidentally selected wrong user account and it ended up setting the Kiosk mode into the user account in which we created all the programs and we were doing all our daily activities in that account. Now, as the kiosk mode is installed in that user account, it is not allowing us to go inside. As soon as we try to log in to that user account, GOM Kiosk mode pops up and starts running and when we hit the exit button, it is automatically signing out from that user. Thus, we contacted our Gom partner, but he as well could not figure it out. Here, I want to request for the solution of reversing that script so that we can have our all data back if possible. Please help us out with same.

Thank you for your support.

I would like to create a user defined check.

I would like to get the maximum from different lenght dimensions (e.g.: A,B,C,D actual value), but only take the value into account if the dimension is within 40 mm.

How can I create such conditional entries? I guess I should combine it with if statement.

Best regards,

Máté Tömöri

Convert_CAD_Comparison_to_Stage_Comparison.py

is there a way to define a custom list keyword type in the SW2023 in the json file? I would like to offer the user more options for a keyword but do not want to allow free string in that field. For example nest of the injected part could be just only: A, B or C (no other choices).

I mean a json like this (but it does not work so):

{
    "content": {
        "": [
            {
                "description": "Nest",
                "key": "nest",
                "type": "list",
                "value": ["A", "B", "C"]
            },
...

Thanks!

I was wondering if anyone knew if there was a way to verify if the scanbox is on, if the door is closed, and what measuring volume is detected through the script object window. If not through the object window, then through other means would be appreciated. 

Thank you