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the PostProcessor can be a Yaskawa motoman language? |
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visose
Jun 20, 2026
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Yeah it goes like beep boop beep boop beep beep boop. Easy |
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Yaskawa/Motoman output is not currently supported. Adding it would require a new postprocessor and, depending on the robot family, possibly robot-system/kinematics support as well. A custom postprocessor can only be a shortcut if the robot can already be represented by one of the supported systems; otherwise this needs code changes in the project. |
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Yaskawa/Motoman output is not currently supported. Adding it would require a new postprocessor and, depending on the robot family, possibly robot-system/kinematics support as well. A custom postprocessor can only be a shortcut if the robot can already be represented by one of the supported systems; otherwise this needs code changes in the project.