please help five Axis with Vismach simulation and Mesa 7i96S
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28 May 2026 21:07 #346714
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please help five Axis with Vismach simulation and Mesa 7i96S was created by Alex
Hello,
I worked with 4 Axis simultan on Mach 3 and Powermill and want now do 5 Axes.
I Have self made machine with 5 Axis and all axes are mooving with linuxcnc with the Mesa 7i96s. I added successfully the 5th axis C to xyza
Now I do not find out, how to configure that i can include the Vismach xyzac Simulation.
Would be wonderfull if you could help me make it running
Thank you
PS: i worked a lot in Powermill with the surface Projection Toolpath and making Surfaces. If I can help, ask me
I worked with 4 Axis simultan on Mach 3 and Powermill and want now do 5 Axes.
I Have self made machine with 5 Axis and all axes are mooving with linuxcnc with the Mesa 7i96s. I added successfully the 5th axis C to xyza
Now I do not find out, how to configure that i can include the Vismach xyzac Simulation.
Would be wonderfull if you could help me make it running
Thank you
PS: i worked a lot in Powermill with the surface Projection Toolpath and making Surfaces. If I can help, ask me
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28 May 2026 23:57 #346719
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I have not done this but I think I would start with a 5 axis config from pncconf, editing the axis names as appropropriate if your kinematics is not supported.
I would then make a copy of your desired vismach simulator into its own config folder and edit it to suit your machine dimensions etc.
Then I would cut and paste from the pncconf config into your vismach config so its all connected to your real hardware.
I would then make a copy of your desired vismach simulator into its own config folder and edit it to suit your machine dimensions etc.
Then I would cut and paste from the pncconf config into your vismach config so its all connected to your real hardware.
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