Using Attributes in PostBuilder
Using Attributes in PostBuilder
(OP)
Hi all,
I want to ask whether there is any variable attributes for drawing out those who are in postbuilder? Can I retrieve attributes of instruments mom_attr_TOOL_ (name) from operations mom_attr_OPER_ (name), folder mom_attr_PROGRAMVIEW_ (name) or from the model mom_attr_PART_ (name). I need to draw or attributes of workpiece datum. Could you tell me some advice?
Thanks to all
I want to ask whether there is any variable attributes for drawing out those who are in postbuilder? Can I retrieve attributes of instruments mom_attr_TOOL_ (name) from operations mom_attr_OPER_ (name), folder mom_attr_PROGRAMVIEW_ (name) or from the model mom_attr_PART_ (name). I need to draw or attributes of workpiece datum. Could you tell me some advice?
Thanks to all





RE: Using Attributes in PostBuilder
The easiest way to check which ones are there is to turn on the review tool, and then look at the debug file that it creates.
Mark Rief
NX CAM Customer Success
Siemens PLM Software
RE: Using Attributes in PostBuilder
I found the variables you need, but I have one problem. The variable that retrieves the attributes of WORKPIECE mom_attr_GEOMVIEW_ (name). so it only works when in generating standing on WORKPIECE. I need to be able to generate each operation separately and drew the attributes that are defined in WORKPIECE. This also works with variables mom_attr_TOOL_ (name). When I enter in the tool attributes, so each operation that uses a given tool and retrieves attributes from it. I need it to generate each operation separately, and each operation should draw attributes of WORKPIECE. I can not with any surgery listing attributes if they are within one specific WORKPIECE same. I put my thoughts screen
Thank you for any advice
RE: Using Attributes in PostBuilder
What type of information are you trying to assign to the WORKPIECE?
I think you should look at User Defined Events (UDE). These define parameters for postprocessing, and are available for the operation's parents. For example, add a "Start Event" to the WORKPIECE, and then postprocess an operation under it. You will see the event, as well as mom variables for all the parameters in the event.
Mark Rief
NX CAM Customer Success
Siemens PLM Software
RE: Using Attributes in PostBuilder
I wanted to just define these attributes in dimensions through WORKPIECE and then when generating NCkódu any operation that has been installed by a competent WORKPIECE by values in blk form of attribute. Do you know of any other ways to put the correct values in blk form?
global mom_attr_GEOMVIEW_minX
global mom_attr_GEOMVIEW_minY
global mom_attr_GEOMVIEW_minZ
global mom_attr_GEOMVIEW_maxX
global mom_attr_GEOMVIEW_maxY
global mom_attr_GEOMVIEW_maxZ
MOM_output_literal "BLK FORM 0.1 Z X$mom_attr_GEOMVIEW_minX Y$mom_attr_GEOMVIEW_minY Z$mom_attr_GEOMVIEW_minZ"
MOM_output_literal "BLK FORM 0.2 X$mom_attr_GEOMVIEW_maxX Y$mom_attr_GEOMVIEW_maxY Z$mom_attr_GEOMVIEW_maxZ"
RE: Using Attributes in PostBuilder
You can call it "Heidenhain BLK" and use 6 real numbers.
Mark Rief
NX CAM Customer Success
Siemens PLM Software
RE: Using Attributes in PostBuilder
RE: Using Attributes in PostBuilder
Thanks so much for your advice
RE: Using Attributes in PostBuilder
Mark Rief
NX CAM Customer Success
Siemens PLM Software