Cad/Cam software for Linux
26 Aug 2022 10:45 #250502
by meister
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Thank you.
Without your help it would not be so far !
Without your help it would not be so far !
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26 Aug 2022 11:42 - 26 Aug 2022 11:44 #250504
by meister
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needs 1 minute 6s for the Dragon file with 1mm offset: github.com/manuelmcd/dxf2gcode/blob/master/dxf/DRAAK.dxf
need's the same time in laser mode, so the slow part is the DXF-Loader:
can be faster, but all parts are Splines/Bezier Curves
need's the same time in laser mode, so the slow part is the DXF-Loader:
can be faster, but all parts are Splines/Bezier Curves
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16 Sep 2022 12:35 #252073
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18 Sep 2022 23:33 - 18 Sep 2022 23:34 #252310
by phillc54
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This looks very promising, I have it running on my iMac (intel).
I really like that you can switch from part view to gcode view.
One thing I did notice was that when playing with Start Selector was that the selection point was a long way from the mouse pointer.
Are you intending to add leadins at any stage as I am interested in this for plasma cutting.
Edit: I think it would be worthwhile to start a new thread for this project.
I really like that you can switch from part view to gcode view.
One thing I did notice was that when playing with Start Selector was that the selection point was a long way from the mouse pointer.
Are you intending to add leadins at any stage as I am interested in this for plasma cutting.
Edit: I think it would be worthwhile to start a new thread for this project.
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20 Sep 2022 13:13 #252399
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21 Sep 2022 11:31 #252497
by phillc54
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That was quick work.
The leads seem to work very well, it took me a long time to figure out that a lead would not appear until the start point was manually set. I would think that having them applied at the starr if they are enabled would be ok. I did try it with these lines commented out and it seemed to work without issue.
I did a quick video of my mouse issue trying to set the start points.
The leads seem to work very well, it took me a long time to figure out that a lead would not appear until the start point was manually set. I would think that having them applied at the starr if they are enabled would be ok. I did try it with these lines commented out and it seemed to work without issue.
# if not polyline.start:
# # only if a start point is set
# lead_in_active = "off"
# lead_out_active = "off"
I did a quick video of my mouse issue trying to set the start points.
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21 Sep 2022 11:50 - 21 Sep 2022 12:17 #252498
by meister
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i will get a mac soon, then i can try to fix the mouse problem.
i have only a mouse problem on parts of closed arcs .
the 'only if a start point is set' thing is because the auto start-points are in corners, and this will not really work in most cases.
EDIT: new thread -> forum.linuxcnc.org/31-cad-cam/46947-viac...am-for-linux-and-mac
i have only a mouse problem on parts of closed arcs .
the 'only if a start point is set' thing is because the auto start-points are in corners, and this will not really work in most cases.
EDIT: new thread -> forum.linuxcnc.org/31-cad-cam/46947-viac...am-for-linux-and-mac
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