ZEISS INSPECT App Examples Overview

data_interfaces — How to access data of ZEISS INSPECT elements

CheckResultsDataArray — view 

Description:: This example demonstrates two ways of accessing result data from checks using the element properties and data interfaces.
Example Projects:: zeiss_part_test_project
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ReferencePointsAndMeshData — view 

Description:: This example demonstrates how to access the reference points in a measurement and the mesh from Python.
Example Projects:: zeiss_part_test_project
References:: HowTo
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VolumeSectionImageData — view 

Description:: This example demonstrates how to access the image data of a volume section.
Example Projects:: volume_test_project
References:: HowTo
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dialog_widgets — How to use custom dialogs and handle user input events

DropdownWidget — view 

Description:: This basic example shows how to use the dropdown widget and how to define items at script runtime.
References:: HowTo
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ExplorerSelectedElementsInDialog — view 

Description:: This example shows how to get a list of elements selected in the element explorer and use it in a script dialog.
Example Projects:: zeiss_part_test_project
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UnitDialogEventHandler — view 

Description:: This basic example demonstrates how to use an event handler on a script dialog to set the unit to multiple widgets.
References:: HowTo
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WidgetVisibility — view 

Description:: This example shows how to use a dialog event handler to turn on/off widget visibilities.
References:: HowTo
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misc — Miscellaneous

CSVExample — view 

Description:: This example demonstrates how to read and write CSV files (comma separated values) from an App.
Example Projects:: zeiss_part_test_project
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DialogReopenExample — view 

Description:: This examples demonstrates, how a dialog can be closed from its own handler, just to be opened again.
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DisplayImage — view 

Description:: Display measurement as a single image
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ExcelExample — view 

Description:: Example for reading and writing Excel files from an App
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FileSelectionAndFiltering — view 

Description:: File Selection and Filtering Examples
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IPCWebsocketExample — view 

Description:: Example for triggering command execution via WebSocket protocol
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MeasurementSystemAnalysis — view 

Description:: MSA conformal measurement system analysis (ANOVA, ARM)
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PointPixelTransformations — view 

Description:: This example demonstrates how to find the 2D pixel coordinates of a 3D point coordinate and vice versa.
Example Projects:: zeiss_part_test_measurement
References:: API
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ProgressBar — view 

Description:: This example shows how to display a progress bar at the bottom of the ZEISS INSPECT main window

SQLExample — view 

Description:: Example for SQL Database Access
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ServiceExample — view 

Description:: Service API Example
References:: HowTo, API
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SettingsAPI — view 

Description:: Example App demonstrating usage of the settings API
References:: API
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TemplateUnittestCoverage — view 

Description:: App template for running unit testing and generating a test coverage report
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TextDetection — view 

Description:: Text detection example
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projects — ZEISS INSPECT projects

ExampleProjects — view 

Description:: ZEISS INSPECT Example Projects
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script_icons — How to set icons for scripts or buttons

ScriptIcon — view 

Description:: This example shows how an icon can be set to a script, whereas the icon itself resides in the App as a resource.
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script_resources — How to access binary data of your App (resources)

ResourceAccess — view 

Description:: Accessing an image as an App based resources
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ScriptResources — view 

Description:: A simple example showing the usage of script resources.
References:: HowTo, API
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scripted_actuals — Building custom actual elements with Python code

ScriptedActualCircle — view 

Description:: This is an example for a scripted actual ‘circle’ element.
References:: HowTo, API
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ScriptedActualCone — view 

Description:: This is an example for a scripted actual ‘cone’ element.
References:: HowTo, API
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ScriptedActualCurve — view 

Description:: This is an example for a scripted actual ‘curve’ element.
References:: HowTo, API
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ScriptedActualCylinder — view 

Description:: This is an example for a scripted actual ‘cylinder’ element.
References:: HowTo, API
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ScriptedActualDistance — view 

Description:: This is an example for a scripted actual ‘distance’ element.
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ScriptedActualPoint — view 

Description:: These are two examples for scripted actual points, which serve as an introduction to the concept of scripted actual elements.
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ScriptedActualPointCloud — view 

Description:: This is an example for a scripted actual ‘point cloud’ element.
References:: HowTo, API
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ScriptedActualSection — view 

Description:: This is an example for a scripted actual ‘section’ element.
References:: HowTo, API
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ScriptedActualSurface — view 

Description:: This is an example for a scripted actual ‘surface’ element.
References:: HowTo, API
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ScriptedActualSurfaceCurve — view 

Description:: This is an example for a scripted actual ‘surface curve’ element.
References:: HowTo, API
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ScriptedActualVolume — view 

Description:: This is an example for a scripted actual ‘volume’ element.
References:: HowTo, API
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ScriptedActualVolumeDefects — view 

Description:: This is an example for a scripted actual ‘volume defects’ element.
References:: HowTo, API
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ScriptedActualVolumeRegion — view 

Description:: This is an example for a scripted actual ‘volume region’ element.
References:: HowTo, API
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ScriptedActualVolumeSection — view 

Description:: This is an example for a scripted actual ‘volume section’ element.
References:: HowTo, API
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ScriptedElementProgress — view 

Description:: This examples demonstrates how to show progress information to the user while calcualting a scripted element.
References:: HowTo
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TrimeshDeformMesh — view 

Description:: This example demonstrates how to generate a custom surface element using a scripted element. The example script accesses mesh information from an existing mesh in the project and adds a random deformation to each point.
Example Projects:: zeiss_part_test_project
References:: HowTo, API
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scripted_checks — Building custom checks with Python code

ScriptedCurveCheck — view 

Description:: This example demonstrates how to create a scalar curve check by a script. Also, the usage of custom coordinate systems in scripted checks is shown.
Example Projects:: zeiss_part_test_project
References:: HowTo, API
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ScriptedScalarCheck — view 

Description:: This example shows how to create a scalar check by script. A scalar check is the most basic check, as it assigns a scalar value to an element. Nearly all elements you can find in the software can be checked like this.
Example Projects:: zeiss_part_test_project
References:: HowTo, API
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ScriptedSurfaceCheck — view 

Description:: This example demonstrates how to create a scalar surface check by a script. Also, the usage of custom coordinate systems and element preview in scripted checks is shown.
Example Projects:: zeiss_part_test_project
References:: HowTo, API
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scripted_diagrams — Creating custom diagrams

OSMMapDiagram — view 

Description:: Display geolocation using a scripted diagram
References:: HowTo
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ScriptedDiagramBasics — view 

Description:: Scripted diagram basics
References:: HowTo
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Example projects

Project name	Description
zeiss_part_test_project	Simple optically measured part with a CAD, mesh and some basic inspections
zeiss_part_test_measurement	Optical measurement series and preliminary mesh of ZEISS part
volume_test_project	A small test volume for CT related inspections

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Tag Index

ZEISS INSPECT App Examples Overview

data_interfaces — How to access data of ZEISS INSPECT elements

CheckResultsDataArray — view 

ReferencePointsAndMeshData — view 

VolumeSectionImageData — view 

dialog_widgets — How to use custom dialogs and handle user input events

DropdownWidget — view 

ExplorerSelectedElementsInDialog — view 

UnitDialogEventHandler — view 

WidgetVisibility — view 

misc — Miscellaneous

CSVExample — view 

DialogReopenExample — view 

DisplayImage — view 

ExcelExample — view 

FileSelectionAndFiltering — view 

IPCWebsocketExample — view 

MeasurementSystemAnalysis — view 

PointPixelTransformations — view 

ProgressBar — view 

SQLExample — view 

ServiceExample — view 

SettingsAPI — view 

TemplateUnittestCoverage — view 

TextDetection — view 

projects — ZEISS INSPECT projects

ExampleProjects — view 

script_icons — How to set icons for scripts or buttons

ScriptIcon — view 

script_resources — How to access binary data of your App (resources)

ResourceAccess — view 

ScriptResources — view 

scripted_actuals — Building custom actual elements with Python code

ScriptedActualCircle — view 

ScriptedActualCone — view 

ScriptedActualCurve — view 

ScriptedActualCylinder — view 

ScriptedActualDistance — view 

ScriptedActualPoint — view 

ScriptedActualPointCloud — view 

ScriptedActualSection — view 

ScriptedActualSurface — view 

ScriptedActualSurfaceCurve — view 

ScriptedActualVolume — view 

ScriptedActualVolumeDefects — view 

ScriptedActualVolumeRegion — view 

ScriptedActualVolumeSection — view 

ScriptedElementProgress — view 

TrimeshDeformMesh — view 

scripted_checks — Building custom checks with Python code

ScriptedCurveCheck — view 

ScriptedScalarCheck — view 

ScriptedSurfaceCheck — view 

scripted_diagrams — Creating custom diagrams

OSMMapDiagram — view 

ScriptedDiagramBasics — view 

Example projects

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