Worklist implementation in AXIS
28 Jan 2021 08:37 #196909
by marv085
Worklist implementation in AXIS was created by marv085
Hello together,
i'm using linuxcnc now for many years, only doing simple programs. Currently i have to do many single parts only running for about 5minutes on the machine. And i had thought about if it's possible to set all my programs (.ngc files) to a list which i can open in AXIS an can work trough it part by part.
Has someone here already implemented something like this? Or do you guys even think it would be possible?
Best regards Marv
i'm using linuxcnc now for many years, only doing simple programs. Currently i have to do many single parts only running for about 5minutes on the machine. And i had thought about if it's possible to set all my programs (.ngc files) to a list which i can open in AXIS an can work trough it part by part.
Has someone here already implemented something like this? Or do you guys even think it would be possible?
Best regards Marv
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28 Jan 2021 12:12 #196927
by BigJohnT
Replied by BigJohnT on topic Worklist implementation in AXIS
Almost anything is possible however you would have to program Axis to do this task. Axis is a mix of TCL and Python and not easy to make program changes to it unless you understand the cryptic TCL language.
It would be much easier to do with a QtPyVCP GUI.
This is my BP mill GUI in QtPyVCP.
Jt
It would be much easier to do with a QtPyVCP GUI.
This is my BP mill GUI in QtPyVCP.
Jt
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28 Jan 2021 12:44 #196933
by marv085
Replied by marv085 on topic Worklist implementation in AXIS
Hi John, thanks for your answer! Ok i will try setup a new QtPyVCP. Never done something with it. But now i know where to start. If i succesd i will post my solution. I think a worklist handling where you can machine many programs and for examle set the number of each part to machine would be a great feature!
Best regards Marv
Best regards Marv
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