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DCO - how to mount Netbotz on wall
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Posted: β2020-07-0301:02 PM. Last Modified: β2024-04-0801:45 AM
if you are trying to add a wall mount netbot to DCO, unfortunately it is not supported yet. The same goes for netbotz cameras. The only work around I can think of would be to create a generic piece of floor mount equipment, make it the dimensions of the netbot and put it on the floor where the netbot is. You could then associate the netbot from DCE with this piece of floor equipment. However this will only represent it for 2D overhead view. In the 3d view, it will show up on the floor, not the wall.
You can also create a feature request for wall mount or ceiling mount equipment such as netbotz, cameras, wifi access points, etc.