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tbitello
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24 Aug 2024 21:34 #308560 by tbitello

Modify Preview Default was created by tbitello

I want to change the default preview view to A (top view) when opening linuxcnc and also, if possible, maximize the screen by default, I use the axis 2.9.2 version on a router.

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24 Aug 2024 22:25 #308562 by tommylight

Replied by tommylight on topic Modify Preview Default

Probably by using the .axisrc file, but i have no idea exactly how.
I am sure there are others that know exactly how, so wait a bit more, we live in all parts of the world so day is not a day at the same time.

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25 Aug 2024 00:28 #308565 by phillc54

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You could use either the axisrc file or a USER_COMMAND_FILE with the following code:

# set view to Z (top)
commands.set_view_z()

# set window maximised
root_window.attributes('-fullscreen', False, '-zoomed', True)

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26 Aug 2024 23:03 #308746 by tbitello

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I understand, but I didn't identify any file called axisrc, just create it? Does it need to be in a specific folder? Will the root_windows command you mentioned be inside this file too?

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26 Aug 2024 23:30 #308747 by phillc54

Replied by phillc54 on topic Modify Preview Default

The files real name is .axisrc (note the leading dot which makes it a hidden file) and it goes in the users home directory. If it does not exist then create it.
Both commands will work from ~/.axisrc and will be applied to every LinuxCNC config.

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27 Aug 2024 06:52 - 27 Aug 2024 06:52 #308771 by Aciera

Replied by Aciera on topic Modify Preview Default

To see hidden files in linux you usually have to type <ctrl>+h in the file manager

Last edit: 27 Aug 2024 06:52 by Aciera.

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