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How do I automate access reports
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Ethan Poley posted 10 months ago Best Answer
Hey Matt,
To automate the creation of access reports in Python, we can Python's ability to run connect commands. To do this we have to have a running instance of STK with our scenario where we would like to compute access. Alternatively, you can include this command at the end of a scenario you have written in Python.
To connect your code editor to your current STK scenario, include the following code:
from agi.stk12.stkdesktop import STKDesktop
from agi.stk12.stkobjects import *
from agi.stk12.stkutil import *
stk = STKDesktop.AttachToApplication()
root = stk.Root
To generate and view an access report using Python, run the following:
root.ExecuteCommand("ReportCreate */Satellite/<name of satellite> Style \"Access\" AccessObject */Facility/<name of facility> Type Display")
You can replace the Satellite and Facility objects shown here with the objects you wish to compute access between.
Hope this helps!
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Ethan Poley posted 10 months ago Answer
Hey Matt,
To automate the creation of access reports in Python, we can Python's ability to run connect commands. To do this we have to have a running instance of STK with our scenario where we would like to compute access. Alternatively, you can include this command at the end of a scenario you have written in Python.
To connect your code editor to your current STK scenario, include the following code:
from agi.stk12.stkdesktop import STKDesktop
from agi.stk12.stkobjects import *
from agi.stk12.stkutil import *
stk = STKDesktop.AttachToApplication()
root = stk.Root
To generate and view an access report using Python, run the following:
root.ExecuteCommand("ReportCreate */Satellite/<name of satellite> Style \"Access\" AccessObject */Facility/<name of facility> Type Display")
You can replace the Satellite and Facility objects shown here with the objects you wish to compute access between.
Hope this helps!
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