Built my .ui, works in SIM, how do I move it to the machine?
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						11 Jul 2024 01:03				#304855
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				As the title says, I've built my .ui the way I want it, and tested it on my development machine.  Works great in sim!  How do I move it to the real machine?  Do I just move the .ui?  Where do I put it?
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						11 Jul 2024 09:45		 -  11 Jul 2024 09:47		#304886
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				Replied by timaer on topic Built my .ui, works in SIM, how do I move it to the machine?			
			
				The .ui file is related to the handler.py file. You'd better check the official doc linuxcnc.org/docs/stable/html/gui/qtvcp.html  ,
in real enviroment ,you need also adjust your hal and ini file to satisfy the specific machine detail.
					in real enviroment ,you need also adjust your hal and ini file to satisfy the specific machine detail.
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						12 Jul 2024 21:37		 -  15 Jul 2024 15:10		#305033
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				Replied by Lcvette on topic Built my .ui, works in SIM, how do I move it to the machine?			
			
				now you want to build a deb as follows, In a terminal enter the the below commands one line at a time, this will build a deb that you can install on your machine.
Now you will install it on the machine pc with the following line:
			
					sudo apt install git python3-poetry pybuild-plugin-pyproject debhelper dh-python devscripts libqt5multimedia5-plugins --no-install-recommends --no-install-suggestscd qtpyvcpdch --create --distribution unstable --package qtpyvcp --newversion 0.1-2 Experimental Release version.dpkg-buildpackage -b -ucNow you will install it on the machine pc with the following line:
sudo dpkg -i python3-qtpyvcp-0.1-2.deb
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						14 Jul 2024 02:51				#305118
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				Replied by B.Reilly01 on topic Built my .ui, works in SIM, how do I move it to the machine?			
			
				Thanks Lcvette, I actually had already hacked my way around by searching and replacing the original .ui with the modified .ui and now I have a working (albiet not the prettiest) vertical Probe Basic.  I will try the correct way to do it on a dev machine.			
					
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						15 Jul 2024 15:04				#305238
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				Replied by Lcvette on topic Built my .ui, works in SIM, how do I move it to the machine?			
			
				here is the documents page on how to build a deb, note near the top is the dependencies line.  if you already have the development version installed such as you do than you can skip the resources clone lines.
www.qtpyvcp.com/install/build_debs.html
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