Shape Library

Shape
standard Edge
4-12 edges 3 might be off this as more difficult from 4 you got 2 circles inner and outer for cunstruct
a center Angle to position
eighter side length or edge diameter
as Construction Circle equal D-d outer inner

Very good

pl7i92 wrote:

Shape
standard Edge
4-12 edges 3 might be off this as more difficult from 4 you got 2 circles inner and outer for cunstruct
a center Angle to position
eighter side length or edge diameter
as Construction Circle equal D-d outer inner

I am not sure what you mean by this.

fixer wrote:

Haven't anybody considering using NativeCAM? It has all the features that are shown in this video and many more. Plus a nice user interface.
It is also very easy to add new shapes as ngc subs, or you can use external executables to generate gcode.

This is not meant as a CAM replacement, it is just for basic shapes for a quick cut.

neither is NativeCAM. It just does the same thing as yours scripts but it has a nice user interface.

Could you array an existing part? Eg. draw 1, cut 20

It is a little crude but it does seem to work.

Phill, you are just amazing really!

So you just need to be able to save the array so it can be pulled up whenever. Even better if you could display the outline in your shape library. A lot of shops would have a small library of parts that they cut all the time I'm sure.

Sorry for continuing to push your boundaries but I could not stand to see you being bored!

On the right hand side of Extras tab there are ten buttons that are custom user buttons 10~19. They work the same as the existing buttons i.e. set the name and the code in the .ini file and in addition I have added a load command so you can directly load a program from a button. It would probably be possible to shape these buttons the same as the shape buttons and allow a custom graphic on the button.

tommylight wrote:

There already is a "save gcode as" in axis gui, i think.

Yep, there is, you can save in both Axis and Gmoccapy whatever appears in the gcode view.