Sensor Mapping - LV 2010

[Sousuke]

There is a new feature in the helper "Sensor Mapping" for LV 2010.

 

Three columns: X, Y, and X. I can't find any documentation as to what they do. Any Ides?

I ask because I am attempting to generalize the Sensor Mapping helper such that I can pass the helper x, y, z, and intensity data for an arbitrary number of sensors onto a sphere. Thanks.

[RavensFan]

Your image does not show up.  Just a large red X.

Please attach your image as a .png image file to your message.

[Sousuke]

Not sure how that happened. PNG it is.

Also I intended to say "X, Y, and Z" in my original post. Sorry for any confusion.

[Justin_P]

Is this the X Y and Z that you are talking about:

This is related to the size of the model.

[Sousuke]

Thanks for responding. However, that is not the X,Y, and Z I am talking about.

The ones I am interested in seem to be connected to the sensor inputs. Just like the pink "C," I can get the X,Y, and Z column to highlight. I can also get the model to move on one axis using the sensor input, but not along the other two.

Sousuke

[Justin_P]

Hi Sousuke,

I'm not sure about that actually.  Let me looking into it and get back to you.  It looks like the documentation didn't get updated with the express VI. 

[Sean-user]

I think it is the actual position of the sensor. Previously, it never told you the absolute position, so you could only 'eyeball it'.

Good to see it is in there. I was thinking that such a feature would be useful under 2009 in a project.

[Sousuke]

Possibly, however the only information these boxes display are indication of an IO state.

Although if you hover your mouse over a sensor it will give you the position in X,Y,Z.

Sousuke