ZEISS INSPECT App Examples Overview
Important
The examples provided here serve as illustrative versions of ZEISS INSPECT Apps. They are not intended for productive use. Users may utilize these examples at their own risk, and ZEISS assumes no liability for their use.
data_interfaces — How to access data of ZEISS INSPECT elements
dialog_widgets — How to use custom dialogs and handle user input events
misc — Miscellaneous
projects — ZEISS INSPECT projects
script_icons — How to set icons for scripts or buttons
script_resources — How to access binary data of your App (resources)
scripted_actuals — Building custom actual elements with Python code
scripted_checks — Building custom checks with Python code
ScriptedScalarCheck — view / download
- 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.
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scripted_diagrams — Creating custom diagrams
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 |