 | Trajectory Interface |
Represents the base contract for all tool trajectories in the woodwork automation system.
A trajectory defines the complete path and sequence of movements that a tool follows during a manufacturing operation.
Trajectories specify depth progression, lead-in/lead-out behavior, and other kinematic parameters essential for precise CNC execution.
All specialized trajectory types (drill, mill, pocket, cut, groove, nesting, calibration) inherit from this interface
to maintain consistent trajectory management throughout the manufacturing workflow.
Namespace: Woodwork.Automation
Assembly: WoodworkAutomation (in WoodworkAutomation.dll) Version: 10.2.1+e3fd5885edfa7211ba46258e0eed5ac221a54381
SyntaxThe Trajectory type exposes the following members.
Properties| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
 | TrajectoryType | Returns the trajectory type classification as defined by TrajectoryTypeEnum. Supported types include: DrillTrajectory (hole making), MillTrajectory (milling paths), PocketTrajectory (pocket creation), CutTrajectory (cutting operations), GrooveTrajectory (groove creation), NestingTrajectory (nesting optimization), CalibrationTrajectory (mill calibration), and CutCalibrationTrajectory (cut calibration). The trajectory type determines the operational characteristics and available parameters for the specific manufacturing operation. |
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