G code is not working...

I tried changind I,J, K but there ist no effect. I found the defenition for AbsCoord and Coordinate. It's exactly the same and defines just the "textformat" (leading zeros, how long, numeric/text).
So there seems no option to change the postbuilder.

By the way, is there a way to test the Gcode in Windows without an Linux Emulator?

I discovered that the postprocessor files could be edited by an text editor. Perhaps someone recognizes the code or know how to modify it. This is one of the standard post processors. In the documentation the files are defined as:
my_machine_tool.pui
Only Post Builder uses this file. This file contains static information on how to write out the .tcl file. Although Post does not need this file, it must be present in the same directory as the .tcl and .def files in order to edit your postprocessor.

my_machine_tool.tcl
This file determines the blocks that need to be output from events that are generating by Post. This file uses the TCL language. Post Builder completely creates this file every time you save your postprocessor. Post also uses this file at run time to generate NC code.

my_machine_tool.def
This file defines all the static information for the postprocessor. This includes formats, address and NC blocks. The format of this file is a special syntax created by NX. This file is used by Post to postprocess the tool path and generate NC code.

Ok i think i found the option:



and in the TCL stands:

set mom_sys_cir_vector "Vector - Absolute Arc Center"

But it's still the same Error Axis. I Attatched the postprocessor files and the ngc.

In this postprocessor the accuracy was set as .0001 (because I have problems to load an old postprocessor I've to start a new one with all standard settings)

The Error was the same as posted here:

BigJohnT wrote:

I didn't see anything in dmesg. You have to check the last position as well as the arc to see if your in the correct starting position. With Arc Buddy you can define the center and the start and end angles and it gives you the two lines needed so it helps me make sure my post is putting out the proper start position as well as the correct arc move.

Screen Capture works.

John

but it says line 13 and the values could differ.

this is a screenshot of the error, but i ment it is the same kind of error as in the screenshot before.