ROS LinuxCNC Link
11 May 2021 10:54 - 11 May 2021 12:00 #208534
by Grotius
Replied by Grotius on topic ROS LinuxCNC Link
Hi Arciera,
If you clone it and build it without git checkout, i think it will be up to date.
[edit]
I did some work for the teach-in function.
It can now teach all points. It can insert points before and after a certain programline. It can edit and save a program line.
It can delete a random selected programline.
When edit's, insertions or deletions are done, the programlines are automatic renumbered.
Saving is tested ok. I have to code the file loading sequence now.
For file extension i used the simple .txt extension.
For coding the treewidget i used a different methode, using stackedwidgets.
Coding the treewidget by texteditor is not a nice way. So i code a treewidget structure and then i add a stackedwidget page
at the right place. This stackedwidget holds all the button's etc.
I think when you look at the file output, everyone can understand what is going on.
If you clone it and build it without git checkout, i think it will be up to date.
[edit]
I did some work for the teach-in function.
It can now teach all points. It can insert points before and after a certain programline. It can edit and save a program line.
It can delete a random selected programline.
When edit's, insertions or deletions are done, the programlines are automatic renumbered.
Saving is tested ok. I have to code the file loading sequence now.
For file extension i used the simple .txt extension.
For coding the treewidget i used a different methode, using stackedwidgets.
Coding the treewidget by texteditor is not a nice way. So i code a treewidget structure and then i add a stackedwidget page
at the right place. This stackedwidget holds all the button's etc.
I think when you look at the file output, everyone can understand what is going on.
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11 May 2021 12:03 - 11 May 2021 12:06 #208540
by Aciera
Replied by Aciera on topic ROS LinuxCNC Link
Hm, I did:
But all I see is linuxcnc-master. Even all the nyx stuff is missing.
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Are you sure you forked the correct branch? github.com/yur7aev/linuxcnc/tree/nyx_master
git clone git://github.com/grotius-cnc/linuxcnc.git linuxcnc-robotapp-dev
cd linuxcnc-robotapp-dev/src
./autogen.sh
./configure --with-realtime=uspace
make && sudo make setuid
cd ..
source ./scripts/rip-environmentBut all I see is linuxcnc-master. Even all the nyx stuff is missing.
[edit]
Are you sure you forked the correct branch? github.com/yur7aev/linuxcnc/tree/nyx_master
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11 May 2021 14:13 #208552
by Grotius
Replied by Grotius on topic ROS LinuxCNC Link
Hi Arciera,
I will look and report back.
I will look and report back.
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11 May 2021 20:53 #208583
by tommylight
I used LinuxCNC as a hobby just to ditch Mach3 and it's ugly/disgusting/vomit inducing GUI and instability and basically if i sneezed from across the shop it would stumble and fall. Once i opened an Inch gcode, i could never get it to turn back to mm, even reinstalling did not work.
Looking at Axis GUI and seeing the machine actually working was a revelation, both mentally and spiritually, and then i saw HAL and nearly had a heart attack! Soooo simple and sooo usable and easy to shape to whatever i may need.
Fast forward and it has become a part of my life, with all it's imperfections it still works 24/7/365/ for over 12 years now. >>> note to self = getting old !
I needed something that was not there, so i edited/wrote whatever was required and made it work with a THC, there are plenty of machines using it still all over the world as it never fails so nobody bothers to look for something else although now we have a much more advanced version and a new GUI and .... i still have a dozen machines using the old version, no one wants to change it no matter how much i tell them the new version is better.
This was all to prove a point, there was something missing, it got added, then came an even better version, who knows that might also be replaced ...
Open source pretty much means everybody does what he/she/it needs/wants/ however he/she/it needs/wants.
Also i've noticed here we hate money, as Andy so eloquently put it: we do not want to bother thinking what to do with it!
Replied by tommylight on topic ROS LinuxCNC Link
+1So sometimes we just need to be grateful for what may look as a suboptimal solution in order to advance at all.
I used LinuxCNC as a hobby just to ditch Mach3 and it's ugly/disgusting/vomit inducing GUI and instability and basically if i sneezed from across the shop it would stumble and fall. Once i opened an Inch gcode, i could never get it to turn back to mm, even reinstalling did not work.
Looking at Axis GUI and seeing the machine actually working was a revelation, both mentally and spiritually, and then i saw HAL and nearly had a heart attack! Soooo simple and sooo usable and easy to shape to whatever i may need.
Fast forward and it has become a part of my life, with all it's imperfections it still works 24/7/365/ for over 12 years now. >>> note to self = getting old !
I needed something that was not there, so i edited/wrote whatever was required and made it work with a THC, there are plenty of machines using it still all over the world as it never fails so nobody bothers to look for something else although now we have a much more advanced version and a new GUI and .... i still have a dozen machines using the old version, no one wants to change it no matter how much i tell them the new version is better.
This was all to prove a point, there was something missing, it got added, then came an even better version, who knows that might also be replaced ...
Open source pretty much means everybody does what he/she/it needs/wants/ however he/she/it needs/wants.
Also i've noticed here we hate money, as Andy so eloquently put it: we do not want to bother thinking what to do with it!
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