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!
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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.
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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. :-)
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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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