QTPYVCP+VISMACH+LINUXCNC ROLLED INTO ONE?
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27 Feb 2026 19:33 #343620
by Lcvette
Replied by Lcvette on topic QTPYVCP+VISMACH+LINUXCNC ROLLED INTO ONE?
you can adjust the vtk code to offer dynamic plot functionality. you need to add in code to correctly follow the tool and define which components of the machine remain stationary and which have motion and assign the plot constraints to match.
this has been a planned upgrade for a while now but we have a bunch going on with the move to pyside6 qt6 so this is kinda down on priority list as most folks don't both with machine simulation so its a minority "want" at the moment.
if you want to dig into the vtk display and see if you can sort some things out that would be fantastic. i have a branch already that has some good work in it where i was working on multi axis which is pretty brutal when it takes so long to test each change. I will see if i can catch up that old branch and leave the sections i was working with notated and commented out as a starting point but it will likely be next week before i can even do it since i have a pyside system currently setup as dev.
this has been a planned upgrade for a while now but we have a bunch going on with the move to pyside6 qt6 so this is kinda down on priority list as most folks don't both with machine simulation so its a minority "want" at the moment.
if you want to dig into the vtk display and see if you can sort some things out that would be fantastic. i have a branch already that has some good work in it where i was working on multi axis which is pretty brutal when it takes so long to test each change. I will see if i can catch up that old branch and leave the sections i was working with notated and commented out as a starting point but it will likely be next week before i can even do it since i have a pyside system currently setup as dev.
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