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Automate detector output from OpticStudio Professional or Standard
How do I save detector output in nonsequential mode from 30 different detectors. They are listed in series in the NSC editor from 5-30. I would like to save the text full pixel output of the files as d0.txt thru d29 by changing the detector viewer from detector 5-35 detector element in the NSC editor.
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!code attempt 1
!A$= $d0.txt #or
A$= "d0.txt"
GETTEXTFILE A$, DVW_DETECTOR, 5 #outputs detector 5 to text file
A$= "d1.txt"
GETTEXTFILE A$, DVW_DETECTOR, 6
...
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!code attempt 2
!Incorporating for loop:
DETECTORSTART=5
DETECTOREND=36
TXTFILESTART=0
TXTFILEEND=30
!A$= $d0.txt()
DETECTORCOUNT=DETECTORSTART
FOR i, TXTFILESTART, TXTFILEEND, 1
A$= "d" + i + ".txt"
GETTEXTFILE A$, DVW_DETECTOR, DETECTORCOUNT #outputs detector to text file
DETECTORCOUNT = DETECTORCOUNT +1
NEXT
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Do I need to use MODIFYSETTINGS SETTINGFILENAME, TYPE, VALUE to change detectorviewer detector?
Such as MODIFYSETTINGS SETTINGFILE$, DVW_DETECTOR, DETECTORCOUNT ?
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!code attempt 1
!A$= $d0.txt #or
A$= "d0.txt"
GETTEXTFILE A$, DVW_DETECTOR, 5 #outputs detector 5 to text file
A$= "d1.txt"
GETTEXTFILE A$, DVW_DETECTOR, 6
...
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!code attempt 2
!Incorporating for loop:
DETECTORSTART=5
DETECTOREND=36
TXTFILESTART=0
TXTFILEEND=30
!A$= $d0.txt()
DETECTORCOUNT=DETECTORSTART
FOR i, TXTFILESTART, TXTFILEEND, 1
A$= "d" + i + ".txt"
GETTEXTFILE A$, DVW_DETECTOR, DETECTORCOUNT #outputs detector to text file
DETECTORCOUNT = DETECTORCOUNT +1
NEXT
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Do I need to use MODIFYSETTINGS SETTINGFILENAME, TYPE, VALUE to change detectorviewer detector?
Such as MODIFYSETTINGS SETTINGFILE$, DVW_DETECTOR, DETECTORCOUNT ?
Best answer by Mark.Nicholson
Hey Jeff,
I'd use the SAVEDETECTOR keyword. Syntax is just
You can then use the files with LOADDETECTOR and the UI features:

View originalI'd use the SAVEDETECTOR keyword. Syntax is just
SAVEDETECTOR surf, object, filename
You can then use the files with LOADDETECTOR and the UI features:

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