ProtoTwin Connect Client
This package provides a simple client that can be used to interface with ProtoTwin Connect.
Basic Example
# STEP 1: Import the ProtoTwin client
import prototwin
import asyncio
import math
# STEP 2: Define your signal addresses (obtain these from your ProtoTwin model)
simulation_time_address = 0
motor_target_velocity_address = 3
async def main():
# STEP 3: Start ProtoTwin Connect
client = await prototwin.start()
# STEP 4: Create the simulation loop
while True:
t = client.get(simulation_time_address) # Read signal values
client.set(motor_target_velocity_address, math.sin(t)) # Write signal values
await client.step() # Step the simulation forward in time
asyncio.run(main()) # Run the simulation loop
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