MonoKrom - QtPyVCP GUI for PlasmaC and Mill
22 Sep 2020 00:32 #183206
by rodw
I was too polite to ask...
Replied by rodw on topic qtpyvcp Gui for plasmac
Is there a way to make the color scheme easily customizable?
I was too polite to ask...
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22 Sep 2020 00:59 #183214
by Himarc3D
Hi, Phill.
If you wanna check CNC Panels from big players at market check the simulator (trial) from here:
www.swansc.com/en/download/Software.html
Replied by Himarc3D on topic Gui for plasmac
I haven't seen any. Maybe I should do a bit of Googling and have a look at a few...
Hi, Phill.
If you wanna check CNC Panels from big players at market check the simulator (trial) from here:
www.swansc.com/en/download/Software.html
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22 Sep 2020 02:04 #183227
by pinder
Reverse-run can be a full tab. I can see the usabliity.
Morever, I think thats a good idea to show material selected and some properties. I can make some place for it. I will post.
Replied by pinder on topic qtpyvcp Gui for plasmac
Video looks great!
Phil's idea of swapping out the jog panel sounds like a great idea.
The other thing that needs to be displayed is the Plasmac material that is selected.
Somewhere we need to be able to see all the cut parameters for the selected material but maybe they don't have to be on the main screen.
Maybe you could shorten the preview and place the material name, cut height, pierce height, pierce delay and cut speed either above or below the preview on one or two lines. Clicking that line might open a selection window or tab and show the rest of the settings.
Reverse-run can be a full tab. I can see the usabliity.
Morever, I think thats a good idea to show material selected and some properties. I can make some place for it. I will post.
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22 Sep 2020 02:06 #183228
by pinder
thank you
Replied by pinder on topic Gui for plasmac
this is interesting
I haven't seen any. Maybe I should do a bit of Googling and have a look at a few...
Hi, Phill.
If you wanna check CNC Panels from big players at market check the simulator (trial) from here:
www.swansc.com/en/download/Software.html
thank you
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22 Sep 2020 02:10 #183229
by pinder
This only uses 3 colors
So changing them would not be any problem
We can do this in settings or whatever.
Replied by pinder on topic qtpyvcp Gui for plasmac
Is there a way to make the color scheme easily customizable?
I was too polite to ask...
This only uses 3 colors
So changing them would not be any problem
We can do this in settings or whatever.
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22 Sep 2020 02:35 #183234
by KCJ
Replied by KCJ on topic qtpyvcp Gui for plasmac
QtSASS can be used with either QtPyVCP or QtVCP, and would make it extremely easy to customize the colors.
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22 Sep 2020 02:51 - 22 Sep 2020 02:55 #183236
by pinder
I have seen from past experience, dark base with bright fonts gives better visibilty.
I think integrating color changing will ruin the experience. Users will more frequently try to change colors.
What can be done, there could be a colors.conf file containing three hex color codes for the theme.
It will save theme setting option in UI.
Replied by pinder on topic qtpyvcp Gui for plasmac
QtSASS can be used with either QtPyVCP or QtVCP, and would make it extremely easy to customize the colors.
I have seen from past experience, dark base with bright fonts gives better visibilty.
I think integrating color changing will ruin the experience. Users will more frequently try to change colors.
What can be done, there could be a colors.conf file containing three hex color codes for the theme.
It will save theme setting option in UI.
Last edit: 22 Sep 2020 02:55 by pinder.
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22 Sep 2020 02:54 #183237
by phillc54
Replied by phillc54 on topic qtpyvcp Gui for plasmac
I think it would be better as a swap between the jog panel. We can't (yet) jog while paused so the jog panel is not required when paused plus it is handy to see the preview when using cut recovery.Reverse-run can be a full tab. I can see the usabliity.
Morever, I think thats a good idea to show material selected and some properties. I can make some place for it. I will post.
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22 Sep 2020 02:59 #183238
by pinder
Now I get it.
thats a fantastic idea. i can make tabs like in Work offsets
Replied by pinder on topic qtpyvcp Gui for plasmac
I think it would be better as a swap between the jog panel. We can't (yet) jog while paused so the jog panel is not required when paused plus it is handy to see the preview when using cut recovery.Reverse-run can be a full tab. I can see the usabliity.
Morever, I think thats a good idea to show material selected and some properties. I can make some place for it. I will post.
Now I get it.
thats a fantastic idea. i can make tabs like in Work offsets
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22 Sep 2020 12:17 #183291
by AgentWD40
I like the idea of at least having the selected material on the main screen, maybe even in a corner of the cut path rendering screen. The rest of the settings could stay on a settings tab to minimize clutter.
Replied by AgentWD40 on topic qtpyvcp Gui for plasmac
Video looks great!
Phil's idea of swapping out the jog panel sounds like a great idea.
The other thing that needs to be displayed is the Plasmac material that is selected.
Somewhere we need to be able to see all the cut parameters for the selected material but maybe they don't have to be on the main screen.
Maybe you could shorten the preview and place the material name, cut height, pierce height, pierce delay and cut speed either above or below the preview on one or two lines. Clicking that line might open a selection window or tab and show the rest of the settings.
Reverse-run can be a full tab. I can see the usabliity.
Morever, I think thats a good idea to show material selected and some properties. I can make some place for it. I will post.
I like the idea of at least having the selected material on the main screen, maybe even in a corner of the cut path rendering screen. The rest of the settings could stay on a settings tab to minimize clutter.
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