“JLTransform”，How do you use it?

[HGQ21102]

“JLTransform”，How do you use it?

[adama2000]

Are you looking for a description, or for examples? I think there are a couple of examples in the creoson documentation that comes with the software.

The JLTransform class represents the PTC J-Link "Transform3D" class; it contains an origin and x/y/z vectors, which are gotten from the Transform3D object; it also contains x/y/z rotations which are computed by creoson.

JLTransform is passed (optionally) as INPUT to the file.assemble function. It controls the component's orientation/position after assembly.

JLTransform is returned (optionally) as OUTPUT from the bom.get_paths() function. It's only returned if you set get_transforms to true on the call. It returns the transformation matrix from the assembly's origin to the component.

Adam Andrews

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[HGQ21102]

Sorry, my English is not good. Can you give me an example？Current universal translation software

[0781532]

I got the same problem when I want to transform a component after assembling to an .asm.

I tried to write code to conduct this work but not succeed.

Could you please deliver a example for this function (file_assemble or file_get_transform)

Thank you! L

What I did:

---

request_data = { "sessionId": "~sessionId~", "command": "file", "function": "assemble", "data": { "file": "adl_1744_50x25_4a.prt", "into_asm": "a2.asm", "transform": [ 54, 23, 45 ],

    }
}

out1 = c.file_assemble("adl_1744_50x25_4a.prt", into_asm="A2.asm", transform = list(request_data['data']['transform']) )

and

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{'featlist': [{'name': 'adl_1744_50x25_4a.prt', 'type': 'csys', 'feat_id': 4, 'path': [{54, 23, 45}]}]} f=c.feature_user_select_csys() print (c.file_get_transform(csys=f['featlist'][0]))

RuntimeError: Invalid input data: [54, 23, 45]