remaped M6 stdglue.py question
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01 Sep 2026 11:19 #349171
by MaHa
remaped M6 stdglue.py question was created by MaHa
In my setup is a problem with stdglue.py, the version provided with linuxcnc. In my case, it's a remaped M6 (REMAP=M6 modalgroup=6 prolog=change_prolog ngc=change epilog=change_epilog), in terminal is printed 'emcTaskPlanLevel() returned 1' , linuxcnc.stat call_level returns 1 as well. It returns 1, until the final toolchange is done and then the returned value is 0.
If linuxcnc.stat call_level is 1, the preview in flexgui is disabled, and i try to find a way to solve that, but i have no idea what to change in stdglue.py.
If M6 is done without remap, everything works as expected.
If linuxcnc.stat call_level is 1, the preview in flexgui is disabled, and i try to find a way to solve that, but i have no idea what to change in stdglue.py.
If M6 is done without remap, everything works as expected.
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01 Sep 2026 12:26 - 01 Sep 2026 12:28 #349175
by Aciera
Maybe that is actually a bug in flexgui?
If I start the example program in
`/configs/sim/axis/remap/rack-toolchange/racktoolchange.ini `
I can see the call_level staying at '1' until the whole program has executed but the preview works just fine:
Replied by Aciera on topic remaped M6 stdglue.py question
If linuxcnc.stat call_level is 1, the preview in flexgui is disabled, and i try to find a way to solve that, but i have no idea what to change in stdglue.py.
Maybe that is actually a bug in flexgui?
If I start the example program in
`/configs/sim/axis/remap/rack-toolchange/racktoolchange.ini `
I can see the call_level staying at '1' until the whole program has executed but the preview works just fine:
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