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Rounding parameter values set with relations

SteveLucas
13-Aquamarine

Rounding parameter values set with relations

Does anyone know if it's possible to round values created with relations?

What I am doing is setting my speeds and feeds with relations. It works fine but it looks strange to see these numbers in the RPM column.

parameters.JPG

what i was wondering is there a way to round these values to eliminate everything after the decimal.

I have looked but I don't see anything on how to either round the value or strip everything after the decimal in the relations.

Thanks


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Hi, i think there are a couple of ways you can achieve your goal. First, set the parameter type to integer, or, floor the value of the parameter in your relation. I am no expert when it comes to writing relations, but, either of these seemed to do the trick.

spindle_speed=floor(34.23x56.2+0.5,0)

or with integer value

sp_1=floor(34.23x56.2+0.5,0)

hope this helps

John

parameter.PNG

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Hi, i think there are a couple of ways you can achieve your goal. First, set the parameter type to integer, or, floor the value of the parameter in your relation. I am no expert when it comes to writing relations, but, either of these seemed to do the trick.

spindle_speed=floor(34.23x56.2+0.5,0)

or with integer value

sp_1=floor(34.23x56.2+0.5,0)

hope this helps

John

parameter.PNG

SteveLucas
13-Aquamarine
(To:John.Pryal)

Thanks John,

That did the trick.

Parameter1.JPG

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