Dear Frink,

As you can see in the attached picture, I trigger the script with changing the value of PLC Tag but also doesn't work.

Dear all, 

any update on how I can move object in two axis, by using one script and each of the axis depend on different Boolean input ( one object moves in y Axis in 3 different positions by triggering for 3 Boolean inputs -- and the same object moves in X Axis in 3 different positions by triggering for 3 other Boolean inputs), many thanks in advance for your usual support, Really appreciated.

Best Regards,
Mahmoud Hazem 

Hello Mahmoud.

What the acquisition mode of your tag?

If its on "Cyclic on use" or "Cyclic on demand", can you try to change it to "Cyclic continuous" please?

Regards.

To move in X axis you use .Left  property

Edit: Hello, i just made a simple project to modify both properties, left and top. reading a PLC tag with Cyclic on use acquisition mode and its working alright.

Rescobedo

Hello Mahmoud.

What the acquisition mode of your tag?

If its on "Cyclic on use" or "Cyclic on demand", can you try to change it to "Cyclic continuous" please?

Regards.

To move in X axis you use .Left  property

Edit: Hello, i just made a simple project to modify both properties, left and top. reading a PLC tag with Cyclic on use acquisition mode and its working alright.

 plc attachment. I tested it using PLCsim

NOTE: is just a small project for scipt call tests, and properties tests.

Rescobedo

Hello Mahmoud.Hazem, you can use an script you accomplish what you need.

Take a look at this link to see how to dynamize an object, and instead of using the properties height and width, you can use Top, which should be the Y coordinates of your graphic object, then evaluate your bits, something like this:

Dim graphic

Dim bool1, bool2, bool3, bool4, bool5, bool6, bool7, bool8

bool1 = SmartTags("bool1tag")

bool2 = SmartTags("bool2tag")

'... and so on

Set graphic = HmiRuntime.Screens("ScreenNumber").ScreenItems("graphicidentifier")

If bool1 Then

graphic.Top = 50

ElseIf bool2 Then

graphic.Top = 100

ElseIf bool3 Then

graphic.Top =150

' and so on

Else

graphic.Top =500

End If

If your 8 bits are part of the same byte, you could use a case statement and evaluate a number.

Doing this you will be able to let your application manipulate the position of your graphic object depending of variables values.

I hope this information helps you.

Regards.

 Dear Rescobedo,

I use this script on one object and it works well bur when I use it on another object with different misc on the same time it doesn't work, so do you have any thoughts about the reason behind this ?

Best Regards,
Mahmoud Hazem