@T800_412
My recommendation would be to assign what the rq_get_object_location() function returns to a function. The value returned is the pose of the located object in the base frame - which is the robot's base frame. Note that it is updated each time the program finds an object and thus goes inside the Camera Locate node.
Camera Locate
variable = rq_get_object_location()
You can then use the pose of the objects to build your program logic around it. Did the above help you?
When rq_get_object_location() is used in the program, where do the returned values go and how can they be used in the program?
The "Skill_Camera_Add-On.PDF" states: "Contains the detected part's position and orientation relative to the base reference frame"
1. Where do the values go, and how do I access them in the program in order to make a choice? (i.e. if the Z position is too great, I want to ignore the object)
2. What is the "base reference frame"? Is that the snapshot position, or where the camera is when the image is captured?