write_pose
— Write a 3D pose to a text file.
write_pose
is used to write a 3D pose
Pose
into a text file with the name PoseFile
.
The default HALCON file extension for the 3D pose is 'dat'.
A pose describes a rigid 3D transformation, i.e., a transformation consisting
of an arbitrary translation and rotation, with 6 parameters, three for the
translation, three for the rotation. With a seventh parameter different pose
types can be indicated (see create_pose
).
A file generated by write_pose
looks like the following:
# 3D POSE PARAMETERS: rotation and translation
# Used representation type:
f 0
# Rotation angles [deg] or Rodriguez-vector:
r -17.8134 1.83816 0.288092
# Translational vector (x y z [m]):
t 0.280164 0.150644 1.7554
Pose
(input_control) pose →
(real / integer)
3D pose.
Number of elements: 7
PoseFile
(input_control) filename.write →
(string)
File name of the external camera parameters.
Default: 'campose.dat'
Suggested values: 'campose.dat' , 'campose_initial.dat' , 'campose_final.dat'
File extension:
.dat
* Perform hand-eye calibration. calibrate_hand_eye (CalibDataID, Errors) * Query the camera parameters and the poses. get_calib_data (CalibDataID, 'camera', 0, 'params', CamParam) * Get poses computed by the hand eye calibration. get_calib_data (CalibDataID, 'camera', 0, 'base_in_cam_pose', BaseInCamPose) get_calib_data (CalibDataID, 'calib_obj', 0,\ 'obj_in_tool_pose', ObjInToolPose) * Store the camera parameters to file. write_cam_par (CamParam, DataNameStart + 'final_campar.dat') * Save the hand eye calibration results to file. write_pose (BaseInCamPose, DataNameStart + 'final_pose_cam_base.dat') write_pose (ObjInToolPose, DataNameStart + 'final_pose_tool_calplate.dat')
write_pose
returns 2 (
H_MSG_TRUE)
if all parameter values are
correct and the file has been written successfully. If necessary an
exception is raised.
camera_calibration
,
get_calib_data
,
hom_mat3d_to_pose
create_pose
,
find_marks_and_pose
,
camera_calibration
,
disp_caltab
,
sim_caltab
,
read_pose
,
pose_to_hom_mat3d
,
hom_mat3d_to_pose
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