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4 years 11 months ago #226032
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That fixed it. Must be the compile flags are too close to the "edge"
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4 years 9 months ago #232441
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Hello Joco.
Install your modified program, since it allows you to have entries when the compensation is in the computer, that is something that was missing in dxf2gcode, when I saw that the entries were graphed I got excited but when generating the g code, I observe that the entries are after the generation for example of a circle not be generated before? Could you help me please.
F400 G2 X 67.147 Y 67.147 I 17.147 J 17.147
G2 X 32.853 Y 32.853 I -17.147 J -17.147
G1 X 33.913 Y 32.853 ///////////////////////////////////
F150
Install your modified program, since it allows you to have entries when the compensation is in the computer, that is something that was missing in dxf2gcode, when I saw that the entries were graphed I got excited but when generating the g code, I observe that the entries are after the generation for example of a circle not be generated before? Could you help me please.
F400 G2 X 67.147 Y 67.147 I 17.147 J 17.147
G2 X 32.853 Y 32.853 I -17.147 J -17.147
G1 X 33.913 Y 32.853 ///////////////////////////////////
F150
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4 years 9 months ago #232527
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@Paulsao,
Could you be more specific about your question?
Could you be more specific about your question?
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4 years 9 months ago #232552
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I want to use dxf2gcode for plasma cutting, I'm using qtplasmac, and I want to implement some features such as reducing the speed to 60% when cutting circles, I know I can implement using <holes> but I only want to use it for circles and not for all arcs. Yesterday I made some test cuts with the new version where you can modify the inputs and outputs.
I want to use dxf2gcode for plasma cutting, I'm using qtplasmac, and I want to implement some features such as reducing the speed to 60% when cutting circles, I know I can implement using <holes> but I only want to use it for circles and not for all arcs. Yesterday I made some test cuts with the new version where you can modify the inputs and outputs.
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4 years 9 months ago #232584
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I'm operating from memory here as it has been a long time since I looked at this code. As have been concentrating on monokrom-plasma.
You can have different layers in dxf files and each layer can have tags on it. dxf2gcode know about these layers and uses them for different purposes. I believe you can set feeds/speeds by layer. You could then have your circles in their own layers with an appropriate feed/speeds tag setting.
You might have to dig about in the code and original site for this layer magic but it is there.
Cheers - J.
You can have different layers in dxf files and each layer can have tags on it. dxf2gcode know about these layers and uses them for different purposes. I believe you can set feeds/speeds by layer. You could then have your circles in their own layers with an appropriate feed/speeds tag setting.
You might have to dig about in the code and original site for this layer magic but it is there.
Cheers - J.
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