Hi,
i am new and playing with zos-api and programmatically defining an optical system in sequential mode.
However, i was not able to find how to set the STOP surface using the zos-api.
Any hints? Your advice is highly appreciated.
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How to set STOP surface using ZOS-API?
Best answer by chaasjes
Ah, my apologies, I misread your question. Maybe I shouldn't respond to these questions during the weekend ;), apparently it doesn't improve the quality of my answers.Yes, if you want a setter, this is the way to go (at least it's what I use, and I think the implementation makes sense if you consider how it is done in OpticStudio). Thanks for the heads up!
Hi
If you have an ILensDataEditor object TheLDE, you can get the index of the stop surface from TheLDE.StopSurface.
If you are using ZOSPy (which is worth a try if you are getting started with the ZOS-API), you can access this property through oss.LDE.StopSurface.
Thank you for the hint
this is nice way to realize a getter.
For setter the follwing worked for me
oss.LDE.GetSurfaceAt(xx).IsStop=True
P.S. As you can see it in the right flavour. :-)
Ah, my apologies, I misread your question. Maybe I shouldn't respond to these questions during the weekend ;), apparently it doesn't improve the quality of my answers.Yes, if you want a setter, this is the way to go (at least it's what I use, and I think the implementation makes sense if you consider how it is done in OpticStudio). Thanks for the heads up!
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