Hello, in my model, I need to create a label called Destino that refers to a 3D element
to be able to make an AGV travel to that point in the Flow process.
If I put this: "token.pulled.as(Object).Destino" it takes the name of the object but not its location.
but I need to appear this:
Than you.
As long as the object is a direct subnode of the model (not placed inside a plane for example) you can use "Model.find()" to get a reference to the object by name.
Model.find("token.pulled.Destino")
Hi @Felix Möhlmann, Is there any other way to achieve the same thing without using planes (that the object is on the model) and without having to use Model.find?
Thank you.
Having the object inside a plane will make Model.find() not work (at least not in this form). It is a detriment not a requirement.
Where does the "Destino" label on the pulled object come from? Maybe you can replace that with a pointer already.
Another option would be to create a lookup map that links the name to a pointer to the object.
In my model the "Destino" label refers to these queues.
It is a dynamic process where the queue that will be the destination changes depending on where the item enters, that is why I cannot go directly with the pointer.
My question was if knowing that the object that is going to be the "Destino" (the image tails) is in the model is there another way (FlexScript syntax) to express Model.find(token.pulled.Destino).
Thanks.
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