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7 years 3 months ago #139670
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I cloned my machine and went to download QT.
They are kidding, 8.8Gb. My whole machine is only 16Gb.
Surely there is a simpler way.
They are kidding, 8.8Gb. My whole machine is only 16Gb.
Surely there is a simpler way.
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7 years 3 months ago - 7 years 3 months ago #139728
by Grotius
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Hi Phill,
I cloned my machine and went to download QT.
Nice work !!!
Surely there is a simpler way.
When the time is fertig, a auto installer will be made... Just like Qt.
Soon the command line installer will be fertig.
I made some progress with the contour recognize algoritme finally.
There was a tiny bug that was very hard to spot in the front end class. The swapping class.
This class looks for matching start and end point. If not, it swaps the points to a match.
Tomorrow i will try to add the open contours and circles to this.
The example works nice for closed contours now. I can make more progress now. Up to the next gear...
Soon i can make a algoritme for nesting. I will start that item when i think the basic's are more or less hufter proof.
DxfDecoder example of optimized closed contours :
Axis gui :
Latest version :
we.tl/t-mbU0YfBKBW
After unpack, type in terminal : ./DxfDecoder
Qt must be installed for now.
For example a non optimized contour. Pure base array (raw gcode output)
It forget's the corner arc's, it will do everything non logic. It stops half way the left above contour and goes to the right above
contour. Haha....
I cloned my machine and went to download QT.
Nice work !!!
Surely there is a simpler way.
When the time is fertig, a auto installer will be made... Just like Qt.
Soon the command line installer will be fertig.
I made some progress with the contour recognize algoritme finally.
There was a tiny bug that was very hard to spot in the front end class. The swapping class.
This class looks for matching start and end point. If not, it swaps the points to a match.
Tomorrow i will try to add the open contours and circles to this.
The example works nice for closed contours now. I can make more progress now. Up to the next gear...
Soon i can make a algoritme for nesting. I will start that item when i think the basic's are more or less hufter proof.
DxfDecoder example of optimized closed contours :
Axis gui :
Latest version :
we.tl/t-mbU0YfBKBW
After unpack, type in terminal : ./DxfDecoder
Qt must be installed for now.
For example a non optimized contour. Pure base array (raw gcode output)
It forget's the corner arc's, it will do everything non logic. It stops half way the left above contour and goes to the right above
contour. Haha....
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7 years 3 months ago #139731
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This really is great work you are doing Grotius!
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7 years 3 months ago #139734
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Somehow, every job he does is great.
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7 years 3 months ago - 7 years 3 months ago #139737
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Thanks so much for your kind words.
In my life, i want to meet you both.
@Tommy,
I have one job that was at high court 2 times this year. It costed me over 7500 dollars.
It is my ex. She blackmailed me several times.
But for the rest i have no problems...
Had many problem's starting with linux. But never give up. The best practice is to do it yourself.
I must think about Phoenix....
Give me your dammnnn config.
What did Phoenix said what you deleted? Maybe we can make a joke of that...
@Rodw,
This year i will only write software for open source purposes. That is my full time job for now.
This because i like Linux. And i want to give something back. Money does not interest me.
Later on, when i know more about software, i will think about making a special software application.
High end. Something with hologram's or AI attrack's me.
Realize the opengl is in fact a 2d display. The DxfDecoder is full 3d. It becomes easy for me to make a real 3d hologram at this moment. I am thinking about the hardware...
In my life, i want to meet you both.
@Tommy,
I have one job that was at high court 2 times this year. It costed me over 7500 dollars.
It is my ex. She blackmailed me several times.
But for the rest i have no problems...
Had many problem's starting with linux. But never give up. The best practice is to do it yourself.
I must think about Phoenix....
Give me your dammnnn config.
What did Phoenix said what you deleted? Maybe we can make a joke of that...
@Rodw,
This year i will only write software for open source purposes. That is my full time job for now.
This because i like Linux. And i want to give something back. Money does not interest me.
Later on, when i know more about software, i will think about making a special software application.
High end. Something with hologram's or AI attrack's me.
Realize the opengl is in fact a 2d display. The DxfDecoder is full 3d. It becomes easy for me to make a real 3d hologram at this moment. I am thinking about the hardware...
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7 years 3 months ago #139755
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What you have done so far looks great.
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I think I will wait till then...When the time is fertig, a auto installer will be made... Just like Qt.
Soon the command line installer will be fertig.
What you have done so far looks great.
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