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NatNatSDK meaning of the response Code from Commands
Posted: Mon Jul 01, 2024 1:47 pm
by optitrack4var
Using the python client sample on NatNat SDK I tried sending the commands such as TimelinePlay","TimelineStop","SetPlaybackStartFrame,1"
I printed out the response code which were 17 for TimelinePlay, 28 for command TimelineStop. What does the return code 17 and 28 mean?
Is there a list of the return code in the documentation? I tried looking for it but didnot find it.
Thank you in advance
Re: NatNatSDK meaning of the response Code from Commands
Posted: Tue Jan 21, 2025 8:41 pm
by rodworks
optitrack4var wrote: ↑Mon Jul 01, 2024 1:47 pm
Using the python client sample on NatNat SDK I tried sending the commands such as TimelinePlay","TimelineStop","SetPlaybackStartFrame,1"
I printed out the response code which were 17 for TimelinePlay, 28 for command TimelineStop. What does the return code 17 and 28 mean?
Is there a list of the return code in the documentation? I tried looking for it but didnot find it.
Thank you in advance
The return codes 17 and 28 likely correspond to specific status or error codes defined by the NatNat SDK. These codes indicate the result of your commands, such as success, failure, or a specific condition. Unfortunately, if the documentation does not provide a list of these return codes, you might need to check:
SDK Source Files: Look in the SDK's header files or constants definition for a list of error or status codes.
Developer Support: Contact NatNat SDK support or consult their forums for clarification on the return codes.
Examples or Sample Code: Review provided samples, as they often document or showcase return code meanings.
If you still cannot find the information, reaching out to the SDK's official support team would be the best course of action.
Re: NatNatSDK meaning of the response Code from Commands
Posted: Thu Feb 20, 2025 8:44 pm
by rhinocerosglittering
I know that the return codes 17 and 28 are error codes. Is there any way to fix it?
Re: NatNatSDK meaning of the response Code from Commands
Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2025 3:35 am
by snazzybobstay
optitrack4var wrote: ↑Mon Jul 01, 2024 1:47 pm
The return codes 17 and 28 likely correspond to specific status or error codes defined by the NatNat SDK. These codes indicate the result of your commands, such as success, failure, or a specific condition. Unfortunately, if the documentation does not provide a list of these return codes, you might need to check:
SDK Source Files: Look in the SDK's header files or constants definition for a list of error or status codes.
Developer Support: Contact NatNat SDK support or consult their forums for clarification on the return codes.
Examples or Sample Code: Review provided samples, as they often document or showcase return code meanings.
If you still cannot find the information, reaching out to the SDK's official support team would be the best course of action.
Thanks for this great analysis. I can follow and update the content accordingly.