[ccmasterkernel] How to set only one positioning method for adjustment constraints for AT settings using the SDK?

RE: [ccmasterkernel] How to set only one positioning method for adjustment constraints for AT settings using the SDK?

Charles Brunelle — Tue, 23 Nov 2021 18:44:58 GMT

I have double checked and tried other presets. It seems that when I load presets from the python scripts, I am not able to change the positioning settings.

RE: [ccmasterkernel] How to set only one positioning method for adjustment constraints for AT settings using the SDK?

Nicolas Gros — Mon, 22 Nov 2021 13:40:57 GMT

I'm really not able to reproduce the issue: the last option set (through the preset file or directly in the python script) is the last one that is actually used and I get the same information in ContextCapture and on the script output in all the cases.

Could you double-check on your side?

Thanks

RE: [ccmasterkernel] How to set only one positioning method for adjustment constraints for AT settings using the SDK?

Nicolas Gros — Fri, 19 Nov 2021 16:09:17 GMT

You can simply add them, like numbers:

settings.adjustmentConstraints=ccmasterkernel.AdjustmentAndPositioning.Positioning_ControlPoints
settings.adjustmentConstraints+=ccmasterkernel.AdjustmentAndPositioning.Positioning_PositionMetadata

RE: [ccmasterkernel] How to set only one positioning method for adjustment constraints for AT settings using the SDK?

Charles Brunelle — Fri, 19 Nov 2021 16:03:52 GMT

Can you also check on how to combine the multiple values? Thank you

RE: [ccmasterkernel] How to set only one positioning method for adjustment constraints for AT settings using the SDK?

Nicolas Gros — Fri, 19 Nov 2021 16:00:00 GMT

Ok, thanks for the feedback, I'm gonna investigate and I'll let you know.

Thanks

RE: [ccmasterkernel] How to set only one positioning method for adjustment constraints for AT settings using the SDK?

Charles Brunelle — Fri, 19 Nov 2021 15:56:09 GMT

Even if I run loadPreset before setting the adjustementConstraints, it still doesn't set only one option.

RE: [ccmasterkernel] How to set only one positioning method for adjustment constraints for AT settings using the SDK?

Nicolas Gros — Fri, 19 Nov 2021 15:47:23 GMT

Adjustment constraints and rigid registration options are also defined in the AT settings file so loading it before updating some options should solve your problem.

The python script should not print "Positioning_ControlPoints" only... I'll check this on my side.

Thanks

RE: [ccmasterkernel] How to set only one positioning method for adjustment constraints for AT settings using the SDK?

Charles Brunelle — Fri, 19 Nov 2021 15:40:17 GMT

Yes it works... But shouldn't only affect the second part of the settings?

communities.bentley.com/.../ATSettings.cfg

RE: [ccmasterkernel] How to set only one positioning method for adjustment constraints for AT settings using the SDK?

Nicolas Gros — Fri, 19 Nov 2021 15:38:20 GMT

It works fine on my side when I check the project settings in ccmaster...

Could you try to skip the "loadPreset" line and see if it fixes the issue?
If yes, could you share the preset file you load?

Thanks

RE: [ccmasterkernel] How to set only one positioning method for adjustment constraints for AT settings using the SDK?

Charles Brunelle — Fri, 19 Nov 2021 14:49:16 GMT

try:

import ccmasterkernel

except Exception as e:

print(e)

project = ccmasterkernel.Project()

err = project.readFromFile(pathtToProject)

if not err.isNone():

print("Failed to load project. " + err.message)

block = project.getBlock(0)

blockAT = ccmasterkernel.Block(project)

project.addBlock(blockAT)

blockAT.setBlockTemplate(ccmasterkernel.BlockTemplate.Template_adjusted, block)

blockAT = project.getBlock(project.getNumBlocks() - 1)

atSettings = blockAT.getAT().getSettings()

atSettings.adjustementConstraints = ccmasterkernel.bindings.AdjustmentAndPositioning.Positioning_ControlPoints

atSettings.rigidRegistration = ccmasterkernel.bindings.AdjustmentAndPositioning.Positioning_None

atSettings.loadPreset(pathToPreset)

print(atSettings.adjustementConstraints)

blockAT.getAT().setSettings(atSettings)

atSubmitError = blockAT.getAT().submitProcessing()

if not atSubmitError.isNone():

print("Error: Failed to submit aerotriangulation." + atSubmitError.message)

blockAT.setChanged()

project.writeToFile()

It prints: Positioning_ControlPoints but when i open the project in ccmaster it still has the two options selected.

RE: [ccmasterkernel] How to set only one positioning method for adjustment constraints for AT settings using the SDK?

Nicolas Gros — Wed, 17 Nov 2021 15:08:51 GMT

I'm not able to reproduce this issue, can you share you script? I have good results using the following functions:

blockAT=ccmasterkernel.Block(project)
project.addBlock(blockAT)
blockAT.setBlockTemplate(ccmasterkernel.BlockTemplate.Template_adjusted, block)
settings=blockAT.getAT().getSettings()
settings.adjustmentConstraints=ccmasterkernel.AdjustmentAndPositioning.Positioning_ControlPoints
print(settings.adjustmentConstraints)
blockAT.getAT().setSettings(settings)
blockAT.getAT().submitProcessing()

Thanks