Screen shots of gui designs

Screen shot of my GTK panel built with gscreen. Once you figure out how to actually use gscreen, the rest is relatively straight forward. The layout was inspired by the probe basic development and much of the python code is taken from gmoccapy. This is a single purpose, customized gui for a 3 axis router. It doesn't even have a spindle though one can be added later. Now it's time to quit fooling with the machine and start making stuff with it.

@Jim,

Very good done !

It's nicer to embed your picture in the post like this :



For c coded gui's i leaved gtk+. Try to invest your time in QT coded gui's !
I wonder who has already has the whole linuxcnc project code adapted in one QT project.
This time will come soon. Just a matter of time. Maybe a clever student will pick this up.

The button Mach0 attrack's me in some way. I keep looking at this button. Is this a full speed button ?

persel8

Hey that looks great - like the purple in there.
I think we should add this as a sample screen.

Looks like someone has got gladevcp to work with gtk3 so Gscreen could live on longer.


Chris M

topic saying screenshots
i see G-code probe discussion

Questions are this designes free available or do i need to make the Whole proces by myself

the Topic needs to be a Owen "Rubrik"
and every design a own post with the discuss to the design

not all in one
and if only the SCREENSHOT

WOW! That looks amazing....Now dats some eye candy....

I realize some buttons are non-standard. The MACH 0 button moves the machine to absolute 0,0,0 position while the WORK 0 button moves it to relative 0,0,0. There may not actually be a reason to do this and could be changed in the future. I have a laser crosshair for marking 0,0 of the workpiece and the LASER 0 button sets the appropriate offsets. The TOUCHOFF button simply does a probe motion down to a touch plate for setting workpiece Z height. I also added a tool sensor and remapped M6 to automatically set Z offset height when enabled. When enabled, the BLOCK HEIGHT button becomes active and you set the workpiece height as measured from the table to the top of the workpiece.