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Validating LinuxCNC Post for Autodesk CAM
12 years 1 month ago - 12 years 1 month ago #51141
by cncbasher
Replied by cncbasher on topic Validating LinuxCNC Post for Autodesk CAM
well first off may i say , i have tried to get information and discuss with the people at HSMExpress , since this was first posted ( although i have used hsmexpress in the past )
to try and reach a rapport with these guys and support linuxcnc more , i have yet to make contact or have a reply ! , to more than a handful of messages
ok i modify my post and with an open apology to Pete , with contact made with autodesk , things are looking better
i'll support linuxcnc users where i can , with the limited information i have until HSMExpress prove me wrong
RayJr :
i'll look at it
to try and reach a rapport with these guys and support linuxcnc more , i have yet to make contact or have a reply ! , to more than a handful of messages
ok i modify my post and with an open apology to Pete , with contact made with autodesk , things are looking better
i'll support linuxcnc users where i can , with the limited information i have until HSMExpress prove me wrong
RayJr :
i'll look at it
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12 years 1 month ago #51149
by RayJr
"No problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it"
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Replied by RayJr on topic Validating LinuxCNC Post for Autodesk CAM
A starting point might be to have a list of keywords.
Ray M.
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12 years 1 month ago #51202
by petelordADSK
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We have a chapter on post customization available on our user forum which I have included in the attached .zip file
Let me know if this gives you enough information to go forward. You are always invited to make requests via the post forum; camforum.autodesk.com/index.php?board=3.0
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Let me know if this gives you enough information to go forward. You are always invited to make requests via the post forum; camforum.autodesk.com/index.php?board=3.0
Pete
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12 years 1 month ago #51205
by petelordADSK
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CAM Capability is available for Mac Users of Fusion360 as a Technology Preview.
To get access, select Preferences from the Pulldown associated with your name in the right hand corner of the Fusion screen.
Among the choices you will see Preview (for me it is 3rd from bottom). Select the Fusion360 Preview option, and the CAM capability will be displayed for you.
I've attached an image of the preferences dialog right under the name pulldown that you would use to access it.
Let me know if you need any more help with the CAM capability.
Pete
To get access, select Preferences from the Pulldown associated with your name in the right hand corner of the Fusion screen.
Among the choices you will see Preview (for me it is 3rd from bottom). Select the Fusion360 Preview option, and the CAM capability will be displayed for you.
I've attached an image of the preferences dialog right under the name pulldown that you would use to access it.
Let me know if you need any more help with the CAM capability.
Pete
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12 years 1 month ago #51227
by RayJr
"No problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it"
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Replied by RayJr on topic Validating LinuxCNC Post for Autodesk CAM
That file seems to be a table of contents, but other than that, it has no contents.
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12 years 1 month ago #51235
by andypugh
It's a .chm file (Compiled Help Metafile) which is actually a really convenient container for documentation and files, but only generally usable on Windows systems and often stamped in quite hard by sscurity systems as it is also an easy way to package malicious code.
There are viewers for Linux:
www.linux.com/news/software/applications...hm-viewers-for-linux
Replied by andypugh on topic Validating LinuxCNC Post for Autodesk CAM
RayJr wrote: That file seems to be a table of contents, but other than that, it has no contents.
It's a .chm file (Compiled Help Metafile) which is actually a really convenient container for documentation and files, but only generally usable on Windows systems and often stamped in quite hard by sscurity systems as it is also an easy way to package malicious code.
There are viewers for Linux:
www.linux.com/news/software/applications...hm-viewers-for-linux
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