Incremental g10 possible?

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Usinf G-code G10 to offset the Tool
Multiple pathes with one tool diferent Parameters

andypugh wrote:

If you need this a lot you could re-map G10.1 to be an incremental G10.

Or maybe G10.2 to match the (incremental) G43.2

This might be a reasonable feature request.

Ok, I'll read up on those.

It's not necessarily for in program use but an mdi button in a vcp as a +input button.


This I pulled.from the UI file. The write button sets the value from the offset label and writes to the tool in spindle.

This it in qtpyvcp

<string>G10L11P#&lt;toolInSpindle&gt;R#&lt;toolOffsetLabel&gt;</string>

So I want to make a separate button that would add incrementally to the tool. So an offset of .001 in the lable, then hit the mdi button to write it to the tool in the spindle.

That is how I use my incremental G10 moves. I have a series of buttons on a VCP for incrementally moving the coordinate system to make it easier for the machine operators to center the carvings done on a wood router in the factory.

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Todd wrote:

That is how I use my incremental G10 moves. I have a series of buttons on a VCP for incrementally moving the coordinate system to make it easier for the machine operators to center the carvings done on a wood router in the factory.

Thanks, this is what my goal is. Did you mean to attach a file?

I didn't actually intend to. But now that you mention it. A lot of my configs I've posted here and there on the forum have it included. Here is one example.

The GladeVCP file has a series of buttons that can jog the offsets for the XYZ and W axis a chosen increment in the G54 coordinate systems.

Todd wrote:

I didn't actually intend to. But now that you mention it. A lot of my configs I've posted here and there on the forum have it included. Here is one example.

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The GladeVCP file has a series of buttons that can jog the offsets for the XYZ and W axis a chosen increment in the G54 coordinate systems.

Thanks,

I see what was done and have tried it. I get so me errors but typing the code into mdi works. So I'll have to investigate some more