Move plot instead of tilting
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27 Aug 2020 09:37 #179672
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Hello,
I have a question. I have quite a large work envelope on my machine.
When i Mill small parts I would like to zoom in. But the zoom ist more or less centred to the whole work envelope, so the part will move out of visibility.
I tried move the shown are with the mouse or touch, but its tilting then.
Is there a way to move instead?
Thanks Patrick
I have a question. I have quite a large work envelope on my machine.
When i Mill small parts I would like to zoom in. But the zoom ist more or less centred to the whole work envelope, so the part will move out of visibility.
I tried move the shown are with the mouse or touch, but its tilting then.
Is there a way to move instead?
Thanks Patrick
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27 Aug 2020 15:00 #179690
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Replied by Todd Zuercher on topic Move plot instead of tilting
Not sure about other GUIs (they may or may not be the same), but in Axis left mouse click on the display and drag moves the view center, left mouse click and drag while holding the shift key rotates, the scroll wheel on the mouse or left click and drag up/down while holding ctrl key zooms in/out.
If you are using the 3d perspective view, sometimes moving the center can also appear to rotate the screen as well, try using one of the 2d views instead.
If you are using the 3d perspective view, sometimes moving the center can also appear to rotate the screen as well, try using one of the 2d views instead.
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27 Aug 2020 17:53 #179711
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this is because of the clipping range set too low
do you work with metric unit system?
what are your work area dimensions?
i can increase that here
github.com/kcjengr/qtpyvcp/blob/master/q...ackplot.py#L294-L303
Thanks for the report
do you work with metric unit system?
what are your work area dimensions?
i can increase that here
github.com/kcjengr/qtpyvcp/blob/master/q...ackplot.py#L294-L303
Thanks for the report
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27 Aug 2020 18:47 #179719
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Hi I work in metric
my work envelope is 550x350x500 mm
but most of the parts I make are 100x50x30
my work envelope is 550x350x500 mm
but most of the parts I make are 100x50x30
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27 Aug 2020 21:46 #179748
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Hello,
I completely misunderstood your first post
so you mean that the zoom could have an option to focus part paths?
and sorry
I completely misunderstood your first post
so you mean that the zoom could have an option to focus part paths?
and sorry
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28 Aug 2020 00:36 #179762
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Ok started adding the focus path feature but ironically broke the clipping range :/
github.com/kcjengr/qtpyvcp/tree/vtk_focus_path
github.com/kcjengr/qtpyvcp/tree/vtk_focus_path
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28 Aug 2020 03:28 #179779
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Replied by anfänger on topic Move plot instead of tilting
Yes I want the zoom to focus on the part. Focus on the path maybe won’t work because for tool changes the machine moves to the origin.
But there must be a solution to move with touch. I saw it in a video. When I try to move with touch it is rotating
Many thanks for making and improve qtpyvcp
But there must be a solution to move with touch. I saw it in a video. When I try to move with touch it is rotating
Many thanks for making and improve qtpyvcp
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30 Aug 2020 03:01 #180006
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merged to master on github
will be available on next release
will be available on next release
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12 Sep 2020 07:40 - 14 Sep 2020 12:51 #181836
by anfänger
Replied by anfänger on topic Move plot instead of tilting
maybe it's a stupid question but how do I use it.
lift click tilt, right click zooms but I haven't figured out ho to change the focus of the zoom or move the plot?
Thanks Patrick
lift click tilt, right click zooms but I haven't figured out ho to change the focus of the zoom or move the plot?
Thanks Patrick
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14 Sep 2020 16:50 #182106
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hello,
run
then choose your ui file and add a button
then press F4 and draw a line from the button to the plot
select the signal clicked and link it to setPathView
press ESC and save
run
editvcp
then choose your ui file and add a button
then press F4 and draw a line from the button to the plot
select the signal clicked and link it to setPathView
press ESC and save
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