Check the bug fixes, know issues and limitations chapters in the release notes of your RobotStudio version. If I remember correctly, there is an entry about the WZ behavior in RobotStudio.
Yes, the WorldZones viewer is a new feature, but If I recall correctly, it will work only for robots with RW 6.x or above.
Check the bug fixes, know issues and limitations chapters in the release notes of your RobotStudio version. If I remember correctly, there is an entry about the WZ behavior in RobotStudio.
I tried it with RW 6.15.4023, RobotOS_10.0.1, and RobotOS_12.0.2, but it's still not working. Any suggestions?
Yes, the WorldZones viewer is a new feature, but If I recall correctly, it will work only for robots with RW 6.x or above.
I checked the release notes, but there wasn't much information about this topic.
I tried it with RW 6.15.4023, RobotOS_10.0.1, and RobotOS_12.0.2, but it's still not working. Any suggestions?
Unfortunatelly, not. I didn't updated RS here yet. But I believe I will do it in the next days and see what happens here.
Hi,
I don't know if this is still on the table, but here's the solution:
If you have pos set as a constant, it will not be displayed graphically in Station.
See:
CONST pos A:=[-330,-682,10];
CONST pos B:=[1134,682,1060];
PROC wzWorkCell()
WZBoxDef\outside,stZoneShape,A,B;
ENDPROC
But if you define pos directly in the instruction then the zone will be displayed:
PROC wzWorkCell()
WZBoxDef\outside,stZoneShape,[-330,-682,10],[1134,682,1060];
ENDPROC
