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19 Apr 2020 00:16 #164548 by phillc54
Replied by phillc54 on topic Changing the openGL colors in the Axis GUI
Yes, "Exit" seems much better. For consistency it would be nice to have the "ESTOP", "OFF" and "ON" on the bottom left change color rather than background color.

I am not sure it is easy to have a "Rapid To Home" procedure hard coded. For instance home is not always 0 and some folk have Z0 at the top and some at the bottom and most lathes would be at the left so the tool would probably end up crashing into the chuck. The last "G90 G0 X0 Y0" doesn't suit me as only one of my machines has an axis with a home value of 0.

Onya mate, look'n good :)
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26 Apr 2020 15:25 - 15 Apr 2021 14:59 #165672 by zack
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27 Apr 2020 05:15 #165752 by phillc54
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Lookin' good, I like the idea of toggling the tool touchoff and rapid to home.

Another thing that would be nice was if when the color changer is selected that it appeared with the current color selected

I have pushed this to the test branch.
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27 Apr 2020 06:41 #165757 by zack
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ok revised in above message

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04 May 2020 06:20 - 06 May 2020 14:18 #166570 by zack
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Amended changes for perusal
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04 May 2020 06:45 #166572 by bbsr_5a
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you can stick it to a MDI command
that can be handeld by the users
or to INI Vars as you can manage that

I agree to the users that like to see that not codd as it depends full on machine build and user behavior
sheet load may not be the same on different setups so home is somewhere else
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16 Nov 2020 07:33 - 24 Sep 2023 15:18 #189494 by zack
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unzipmust change .ini file display=axis2dont forget to copy as root axis2.tcl to usr/share/axis/tcladd the icons folder content to user/share/axis/images as rootand axis2.py to usr/bin also as root
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24 Dec 2020 15:10 #193121 by SvenH
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I tried to get the last files to work,

Copied them in a file manager as root
Changed names after renaming the originals
Changed permissions to what the originals were
Made the .py file executable

Did I miss how to properly get them working somewhere in this thread?
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15 Apr 2021 16:41 #206018 by zack
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please test again

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17 Sep 2021 10:24 - 17 Sep 2021 10:47 #220875 by hottabich
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Postoned.
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