HD Axis and axisrc

phillc54 wrote:

tommylight wrote:

Emanresu wrote: Yes it is, cuz i like the old axis and I wish to stick with it.

Me 2 !

Me 3...

Qtvcp has an AXIS look alike - it's not feature complete but when it is the it's an easily customizable AXIS for you AXIS lovers
I'd love to have someone work on it rather then start another screen program. There is too much dividing of effort IMHO.

Chris M

Debian9 right?

My selfmade mill moves about 600kg per axis with 60.000mm/min.
It took me about 1,5y to trust it and dont be afraid of timing issues.

Moving to an overall new system.... hm, i dont know.

Will it run on an "braindead" Atom? Or is an hyperactive i5 needet?

The GUI looks amazing TBH O.O

Actually i don't know how well it works on a lower power machine - I would bet as good as gscreen. Qtvcp is definitely new code. I understand what your are saying about trust. I am just trying to get the work out that there are other options rather then building custom new code.
I admire your perseverance though, AXIS code is tough stuff!

Chris

Oh, nothing to admire here :side:
Its just scripting and still, i curse about every 10min

The Qtvcp Designer is awesome just from the Videos ive seen.

Im a Blender 3D designer and i would love to make a stylish looking
Steel-Panel and bring it to live with an tool like that!

Maybe the day will come where "trust" needs a refresh

Not the most ultra fancy GUI ever, but thats all, my knowledge allows me to do
Thx for the Help all!

Buttons are created in Blender, if anyone needs something like that, just send a little sketch and
i try to help.
Buttons, tlc and .axisrc aswell as infos with linenumbers are in the ZIP if anyone wona play too.

Would you be williling to donate the button images to the linuxcnc project?

Chris