[audreyv]

Hello,

Some time ago I posted about how a python script that generates a projected curve along with a curve follow project doesn't work with an updated version of RoboDK (works for 5.2.2).

我不确定它do with the API changing or something in the script needing to be changed.. I have attached the python script that I normally run.

I can continue using the older version, but was wondering if this had been resolved yet.

[Sam]

Hi!

This works fine on my RoboDK 5.4.1.

What errors do you have?

When installing the new version of RoboDK, did you check the Python option?
If not, go to C:\RoboDK\ and call Python-robodk-Install.bat

If the issue persist, go to C:\RoboDK\Python and delete any __pycache__ folder in any subfolders.

[audreyv]

I did both of these suggestions and neither seemed to helped.. The python script only creates the curve, but does not project the curve or create a curve follow project. The python script also continues to run and doesn't stop until I manually stop it in the settings in RoboDK.

[Sam]

I have found the issue.

Please replace AddMillingProject with AddMachiningProject.
A fix will be provided for AddMillingProject, but it is obsolete anyway.

[audreyv]

ah that worked! thank you!