How to add a user-defined gcode to Lcnc?
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11 Dec 2023 09:32 - 11 Dec 2023 10:40 #287830
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Hi. Looking at the Table of Allocated G-codes 60-69 I can see that G65 is unallocated. How would I go about enabling G65 in Linuxcnc?
I just got familiar with remapping and successfully implemented the G84.2 cycle example, and that works fine, but would prefer using G65 for renishaw's probing routines.
Custom Linuxcnc compile/build required? or is there a 'user-defined gcode' technique similar to remapping?
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I just got familiar with remapping and successfully implemented the G84.2 cycle example, and that works fine, but would prefer using G65 for renishaw's probing routines.
Custom Linuxcnc compile/build required? or is there a 'user-defined gcode' technique similar to remapping?
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11 Dec 2023 10:38 #287838
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Replied by Mecanix on topic [Solved] How to add a user-defined gcode to Lcnc?
Right. Ignore that. Perfectly doable with remap... if you don't forget to amend remap.py into /home/<user>/linuxcnc/configs/<machine>/python/
... learning curve pretty steep :/ but all good fun.
... learning curve pretty steep :/ but all good fun.
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