Simple/Manual Centre Finder

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2 months 3 days ago - 2 months 3 days ago #349131 by JT
Replied by JT on topic Simple/Manual Centre Finder
Installation is dead nuts simple, download the deb, use sneaker net to copy to your pc and install it...

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2 months 2 days ago #349134 by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic Simple/Manual Centre Finder

I used your formulas for calculating the center of a circle and created a widget for qtdragon that does it.
(There's also a Python function that calculates the center from three coordinates.)
You're using axis, so it probably won't be useful to you.

 
 
If your willing to donate the code, I'll add it to linuxcnc.

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2 months 2 days ago - 2 months 2 days ago #349137 by MarkoPolo
Yes, you can use this widget in LinuxCNC.
It's now in a newer version.It has its own QSS, so you can customize its appearance.
If anything needs to be changed, let me know, or change it yourself.
Marek

edit: I'm uploading a new directory with minor corrections
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2 months 20 hours ago #349167 by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic Simple/Manual Centre Finder
Possible to embed in AXIS:
 
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1 month 4 weeks ago #349223 by Waldemar
Nice work - that's kinda what I was hoping to achieve with my 2.8.4 install, but after hours of going around in circles CGPT eventually ran out of ideas and told me to install a newer version of LinuxCNC. So I went with the Python bridging app approach, which has actually turned out pretty good..! (A couple of screen-shots attached).

 

I may try and expand it to search each point (L/R/U or D) and trigger via a pin (I have the SeanD through tool Zprobe working on my machine) - will have to see what CGPT says about that...

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