vcTransportTarget

Gets or sets a transport target which defines where a product instance is to be physically placed when it arrives to a transport node. This information is used by the transport controllers.

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Module: vcProcessModel

Parent: vcObject

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Referenced by: vcTransportNode.createTransportTarget(), vcTransportNode.getTransportTarget()

Properties

Learn how to use properties here. The properties are also inherited from the parent class.

Name	Type	Access	Description
ProductPosition	vcMatrix	RW	Gets or sets the target position where a product should be placed. See more This matrix is expressed in world coordinates and denotes the target position and orientation of the product. Note that this is not the same as the position and orientation of the product: the difference is the offset defined in the corresponding product type.
ProductPositionInNode	vcMatrix	RW	Gets or sets a position in relation to ProductPositionNode, if the value of ProductPositionNode is not None. The property can be used to transport the product from or into moving processes or nodes.
ProductPositionNode	vcNode	RW	Gets or sets a node which contains ResourcePositionFrame, which is set in the transporting statement (TransportIn, TransportOut, or TransportPatternIn) by default. See more If frames have not been selected, the statements use the transport node. In TransportOut, ProductPositionNode is set to None. Reference node to ProductPositionInNode. Note that a reference to the vcProduct itself can be used to get the current position of the product instance at any time.
ResourcePosition	vcMatrix	RW	Gets or sets the desired location of a resource while it is placing a product instance to the ProductPosition. Expressed in world coordinates.
ResourcePositionInNode	vcMatrix	RW	Gets or sets a position in relation to ResourcePositionNode, if the value of ResourcePositionNode is not None. The property can be used to transport the product from or into moving processes or nodes.
ResourcePositionNode	vcNode	RW	Gets or sets the node that contains ResourcePositionFrame, which is set in the transporting statement by default. See more If frames have not been set, the statements use the transport node. Reference node to ResourcePositionInNode.