5/24/2011 3:07 PM | |
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Seems to me that this script runs only once (OnOpenPicture) when opening this picture and the animation behind the loop is done Global Scripts instead. Open this demo project in WinCC Explorer -> Global Script and check inside C and/or VBS actions |
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5/31/2011 3:43 PM | |
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Hi Andy_D, Don't worry! Actually I've done the test & found it okay a copule days ago. But the test is done among with my other test for /tf/WW/en/Posts/58141#top (Please find out & download my first vedio attachment. At the begining, you'll see in the Dignostic Window...Printing: Window_DisplayCounter = xxxx Till the Counter = 60, the Window will be unload itself (The dual_monitor picture.) You don't need to refer to Internal Process Tag for controlling the increasment of the "RAMP" value. But an Internal Tag has the convenience for you to set up your "RAMP" limit value for resting back to zero. Also, there's a litter different for being using in WinCC V6 & V7. Becasue there's Animation_Trigger since V7. So... please let me know your version & give me some time to "take the sample out" :-) (I'll add the function: ramping to the upper-limit & then opening another picture!!) I'm going out for an engineering trip to the site 8 hours later. Please wait for one or two more days! B.R., Komi |
Last edited by: Komi at: 5/31/2011 3:45 PM |
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5/31/2011 3:44 PM | |
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Andy_D, if you run the demo project that you started from, try to make a new picture with an Application Window in it as GSC Runtime (see attachment), then you can trace each script that runs whenever it runs. This might give you a clue where ramp is changed/set. AttachmentWinCC 7 - GSC Runtime.pdf (444 Downloads) |
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5/31/2011 3:47 PM | |
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Thanks SteBo!! Keep giving more sample! Greetings, Komi |
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