and than I need to export created datas (x,y,z) in 3-matics to this excel file: How can I address the points generated? - I can’t show a screenshot at the moment because 3-matics has said goodbye. I hope you know what I mean.
Regarding the export of coordinates in 3-matic to excel, this depend on the object. If you have a point, after assigning the point to a variable, you can get the coordinates via the “coordinates” property and you can split it in the x, y and z value by indicating which element you want to use [0] for x, [1] for y and [2] for z. An example:
These values can be directly written to a specific cell (row & column) in excel.
Your second problem is not directly clear to me, is this regarding the import of the values in excel?
Hi Teddy. Scripting in our software is done in Python. Marnic above described how to read the data from 3-Matic using the API, which activates tools or objects specific to MIS software. Writing to excel is independent of our software, and indeed can be done easily with this python module: XlsxWriter is a Python module for creating Excel XLSX files. I am sure there are other modules as well, but this is one of the more common ones I saw on Google. Hope this helps!