1. 

   mariustreu
   

   enthusiast
   Joined: May '13
   Posts: 53

   Hi,

   is there any realtime raytracer that you can use?
   If so, is it working on Graficscard or only via CPU?

   How to import a text file and read out data?
   On C++ I would know how to but not on VLS.

   Kind regards and thanks in advance,
   Marius

   Posted 8 months ago #
2. 

   c_ridley
   

   member
   Joined: May '13
   Posts: 31

   This is a section of code I came across and modified to read from a .TXT file. The .TXT file is read into 3DVIA in a single block. You then have to parse the data. Your target file needs to be in root folder of your 3DVIA Studio project.

   I hope this helps.

   vkURI localFile;
   vkString str(GetStage().GetProject().GetAssetURI().GetString());
   str.Replace("RobotMotion.mpproj","points.txt");
   localFile.Create(str);

   pos_data ipos[255];
   pos_data ipos1[255];
   pos_data ipos2[255];
   pos_data ipos3[255];
   vkString iLine[255];
   vkString iLine1[255];
   vkString iLine2[255];
   vkString iLine3[255];
   int cntr = 0;

   vkAssetPtr assetFile;
   vkArray<vkResourcePtr> fileresource;

   error sloading = GetStage().LoadAsset(localFile, fileresource, &assetFile, true, true);
   if(sloading==errOk){
   vkTextResourcePtr r = fileresource[0];
   if (r) {
   vkString fileContent= r.m_Text;
   }

   // Parse file to array strings for each set of position data.
   vkString kEOLs[3]; // Possible End of lines depending of the platform.
   kEOLs[0] = "\r\n";
   kEOLs[1] = "\r";
   kEOLs[2] = "\n";

   vkString::Iterator itStart = r.m_Text.Begin();
   vkString::Iterator it = r.m_Text.Find(kEOLs[0]);

   while(it!=r.m_Text.End()){
   oLines.PushBack(r.m_Text.SubString(itStart,it));
   if (cntr <=254){
   iLine[cntr] = r.m_Text.SubString(itStart,it);
   }
   if ((cntr > 254)&(cntr<=509)){
   iLine1[cntr-255] = r.m_Text.SubString(itStart,it);
   }
   if ((cntr > 509)&(cntr<=764)){
   iLine2[cntr-510] = r.m_Text.SubString(itStart,it);
   }
   if (cntr>764){
   iLine3[cntr-765] = r.m_Text.SubString(itStart,it);
   }
   cntr=cntr+1;
   itStart = it++;
   it = r.m_Text.Find(kEOLs[0],itStart);
   }

   Posted 8 months ago #

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