[solved]Axis for 800x480 screen w/ usercommand

INSTALLING USERCOMMAND_800 aka AXIS SMALL

1. IDENTIFY YOUR LINUXCNC VERSION

-at startup, observe if you are running linuxcnc 2.8 or 2.9. If you are unsure, or installed linuxcnc
from a premade iso or download, (AT TIME OF WRITING IN 2022-04) you are most likely running linuxcnc 2.8

2. LOAD USERCOMMAND_800 INTO YOUR CONFIG FOLDER

- download the usercommand_800.py that matches your version,
(usercommand_800_28.py for linuxcnc v2.8 , etc)
- move the usercommand python file into your config directory, with your ini file.

3. CONFIGURE FOR USERCOMMAND_800

- in your ini file, under the [DISPLAY] section , add the following line ,without the quotes
"USER_COMMAND_FILE = usercommand_800_28.py"

4. RUN CONFIG

- when you star your config normally, axis will go fullscreen, you will need to quite from the File
drop down menu
- if your config does not load and you are presented with a pop up error, relating to mdi, you are most
likely running the wrong version.

5. EXTRA ADVANCED CONFIGURATION

- if you are unsatisfied with the buttons, sliders or text size/colour, you can make adjustments to the
usercommand file using this axis doc as guidance http://linuxcnc.org/docs/stable/html/gui/axis.html#_advanced_configuration

- sacrifices were made in order to make the screen fit, so not all buttons/sliders are included. you can
swap sliders/buttons by uncommenting/commenting them in the usercommand file

USER_COMMAND_FILE = usercommand_800_28.py

USER_COMMAND_FILE = usercommand_800_29.py

root_window.tk.call(".pane.top.tabs.fmanual.jogf.zerohome.tooltouch","configure","-text","Touch off Tool");