The object of the CENPyOlpEvent_PEOperatorUpload class is passed to the PostProcessAttributesUpload callback as a parameter.
It can be used to obtain the required operators within the scope of the PostProcessAttributesUpload callback in the %EVENT_NAME%.py script file, located in the folder of the plugin.
PostProcessAttributesUpload is inherited from PostProcessAttributes.
[Example]
def PostProcessAttributesUpload(eventPeOperatorUpload):
pass
[Example]
attribCreator = eventPeOperatorUpload.GetOperationAttribCreator()
[Example]
mat = eventPeOperatorUpload.CreateMatrix()
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x coordinate in meters
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y coordinate in meters
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z coordinate in meters
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Object of CENPyOlpPoint class
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[Example]
point = eventPeOperatorUpload.CreatePoint(0.0, 0.5, 1.0)
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CreateVector(x: CENPyOlpTpElement, y: float, z: float): CENPyOlpVector
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x coordinate in meters
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y coordinate in meters
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z coordinate in meters
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Object of CENPyOlpVector class
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[Example]
vector = eventPeOperatorUpload.CreateVector(1.0, 0.0, 1.0)
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Toolpath element to set matrix
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State to set matrix to
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new Matrix
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[Example]
vector = eventPeOperatorUpload.SetComputationStateMatrix(tpe, state, newMatrix)
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attribGetter = eventPeOperatorUpload.GetAttribGetter()
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attribSetter = eventPeOperatorUpload.GetAttribSetter()
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logOperator = eventPeOperatorUpload.GetLoggerOperator()
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pos = eventPeOperatorUpload.GetRefToolpathElementPosition()
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GetCurrentToolFrameIndex(): int
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Returns the index of the current tool frame for a specific toolpath element, defined on the operation level, or -1 if active tool is not set
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GetCurrentToolframeIndex() with lowercase "frame" can also be used.
[Example]
currentToolFrameIndex = Operator.GetCurrentToolFrameIndex()
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GetCurrentBaseFrameIndex(): int
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Returns the index of the current base frame for a specific toolpath element, defined on the operation level, or -1 if active tool is not set
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GetCurrentBaseframeIndex() with lowercase "frame" can also be used.
[Example]
currentBaseFrameIndex = Operator.GetCurrentBaseFrameIndex()
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Returns the matrix of the current tool frame for a specific toolpath element, defined on the operation level
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GetCurrentToolframeMatrix() with lowercase "frame" can also be used.
[Example]
currentToolFrameMatrix = Operator.GetCurrentToolFrameMatrix()
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Returns the matrix of the current base frame for a specific toolpath element, defined on the operation level
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GetCurrentBaseframeMatrix() with lowercase "frame" can also be used.
[Example]
currentBaseFrameMatrix = Operator.GetCurrentBaseFrameMatrix()
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