Touchy interface with a modified blue-joy theme
14 Jul 2011 05:27 - 14 Jul 2011 05:31 #11513
by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic Re:Touchy interface with a modified blue-joy theme
Just for info this patch is now in EMC 2.5
for Touchy and gladevcp.
here is the modified blue-joy theme too (red buttons)
should switch the rest of the controls red too I guess.
well its too big so I'll have to add it to the wiki
for Touchy and gladevcp.
here is the modified blue-joy theme too (red buttons)
should switch the rest of the controls red too I guess.
well its too big so I'll have to add it to the wiki
Last edit: 14 Jul 2011 05:31 by cmorley.
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12 Mar 2012 10:04 #18541
by witdraak
Replied by witdraak on topic Re:Touchy interface with a modified blue-joy theme
this may sound like a stupid question but were can i get info on changing and building my touchy interface...want to build something that looks like mach3 in a sense the users still feel comfortable using mach3...
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12 Mar 2012 11:36 #18542
by witdraak
Replied by witdraak on topic Re:Touchy interface with a modified blue-joy theme
im using the stable version atm so it would propably be something i need to terminal into the "emc2 2.4.6" program
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12 Mar 2012 20:35 #18555
by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic Re:Touchy interface with a modified blue-joy theme
Building a screen for linuxcnc is a fairly daunting task.
The way I have started (look for gscreen on this forum) was to build a screen with gladeVCP.
You'll need to know Python learn about GLADE and GTK and then all the linuxcnc stuff.
You need to learn a bit of GIT (version control) and download the linuxcnc's source code.
While Touchy uses GLADE and GTK to build it's screen it doesn't lend it's self to easy modification.
It doesn't directly support gladeVCP widgets
Though I used lots of the underlaying code in gscreen.
Play with GLADE and see if you can build a screen close to what you want.
find a GTK theme that is close to the look you want.
and Don't expect the core developers being too interested in being like MACH
Chris M
The way I have started (look for gscreen on this forum) was to build a screen with gladeVCP.
You'll need to know Python learn about GLADE and GTK and then all the linuxcnc stuff.
You need to learn a bit of GIT (version control) and download the linuxcnc's source code.
While Touchy uses GLADE and GTK to build it's screen it doesn't lend it's self to easy modification.
It doesn't directly support gladeVCP widgets
Though I used lots of the underlaying code in gscreen.
Play with GLADE and see if you can build a screen close to what you want.
find a GTK theme that is close to the look you want.
and Don't expect the core developers being too interested in being like MACH
Chris M
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26 Mar 2012 12:35 #18807
by witdraak
Replied by witdraak on topic Re:Touchy interface with a modified blue-joy theme
ive installed glade using the guide in www.linuxcnc.org/docview/devel/html/gui/gladevcp.html but somehow i seem to not get HAL Python and EMC Actions on mine any way to find out what went wrong and how to do this?
What im thinking might be the problem would propably be
"If LinuxCNC was not installed from a package, the LinuxCNC shell environment needs to be set up with . <emcdir>/scripts/rip-environment, otherwise glade won’t find the LinuxCNC-specific widgets."
learned how to add pyvcp but they are so limited in the actions i want it to work in.. want to use increments and slide bars and flashing buttons( last one is a hope for E-stop button)
What im thinking might be the problem would propably be
"If LinuxCNC was not installed from a package, the LinuxCNC shell environment needs to be set up with . <emcdir>/scripts/rip-environment, otherwise glade won’t find the LinuxCNC-specific widgets."
learned how to add pyvcp but they are so limited in the actions i want it to work in.. want to use increments and slide bars and flashing buttons( last one is a hope for E-stop button)
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26 Mar 2012 16:52 #18809
by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic Re:Touchy interface with a modified blue-joy theme
did you compile linuxcnc? You must be using 2.5 or master
If you did open a terminal cd to that linuxcnc folder and type
. scripts/emc-environment
then type glade
some HAL glade things don't work in Ubuntu 8.04 but it should still work otherwise.
If you did open a terminal cd to that linuxcnc folder and type
. scripts/emc-environment
then type glade
some HAL glade things don't work in Ubuntu 8.04 but it should still work otherwise.
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26 Mar 2012 19:59 - 26 Mar 2012 19:59 #18812
by BigJohnT
Replied by BigJohnT on topic Re:Touchy interface with a modified blue-joy theme
is it not
. ./scripts/rip-environment
in 2.5 now?
(Jeff beat that into my permanent memory cells a while back...)
John
. ./scripts/rip-environment
in 2.5 now?
(Jeff beat that into my permanent memory cells a while back...)
John
Last edit: 26 Mar 2012 19:59 by BigJohnT.
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26 Mar 2012 20:29 #18814
by cmorley
Replied by cmorley on topic Re:Touchy interface with a modified blue-joy theme
lol ur right of course - again.
Habits die hard
Habits die hard
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26 Mar 2012 21:23 #18818
by BigJohnT
Replied by BigJohnT on topic Re:Touchy interface with a modified blue-joy theme
Hey, I gotta remember at least one thing... it sucks getting old.
John
John
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27 Mar 2012 06:15 #18828
by witdraak
Replied by witdraak on topic Re:Touchy interface with a modified blue-joy theme
ok done that but im guessing im not on that level in the cmd...unfortunately im still running 2.4.5 is 2.5 stable already?
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