Lathe with "Back tools"

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thewho
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21 May 2016 19:40 #74922 by thewho

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Hello

As some of you know, I'm not especially good at Linux and I'm having a hard time to make axis understand that my tools is on the backside.
Yes I've read the wiki on it, but I don't know where to put the ".axisrc" file?!

To display a rear tool lathe in Axis, create an .axisrc file in your home directory and place the following code.

I've named the file "Backtool.axisrc"

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22 May 2016 06:37 #74933 by thewho

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Well.. that's not how you do it..

I found this:

To edit your ~/.axisrc file, open a terminal window (Applications > Accessories >
Terminal). Then type "gedit .axisrc".

thread.gmane.org/gmane.linux.distributio...er/12638/focus=12642

And since Gedit has been replaced with "Mousepad" (?) I used "mousepad .axisrc" and pasted the code, saved and exited.

And guess what, it still doesn't work.. :angry:

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22 May 2016 08:01 #74934 by thewho

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Yay, finally got it working

Not the easiest for a non-Linux user to understand I must say.

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22 May 2016 09:41 #74936 by Rick G

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You might want to post what you did do to get it working to help others.

Rick G

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22 May 2016 12:26 #74943 by thewho

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Sure!

1. Open a terminal (Applications > Accessories >Terminal) not "open terminal here"
2. Write "mousepad .axisrc"
3. Paste this code:

if lathe:
 bind_axis("Down", "Up", 0)
 def set_view_y(event=None):
	widgets.view_z.configure(relief="link")
	widgets.view_z2.configure(relief="link")
	widgets.view_x.configure(relief="link")
	widgets.view_y.configure(relief="sunken")
	widgets.view_p.configure(relief="link")
	vars.view_type.set(4)
	o.reset()
	glRotatef(90, 1, 0, 0)
	glRotatef(90, 0, 1, 0)
	if o.canon:
 		mid = [(a+b)/2 for a, b in zip(o.canon.max_extents, o.canon.min_extents)]
 		glTranslatef(-mid[0], -mid[1], -mid[2])
 		size = [(a-b) for a, b in zip(o.canon.max_extents, o.canon.min_extents)]
 		o.set_eyepoint_from_extents(size[0], size[2])
 	else:
		o.set_eyepoint(5.)
	o.perspective = False
	o.lat = -90
	o.lon = 0
	o.tkRedraw()
  
TclCommands.set_view_y = commands.set_view_y = set_view_y
root_window.bind("v", commands.set_view_y)
root_window.after_idle(commands.set_view_y)

4. Save (ctrl+s)
5. Exit both applications
6. Done!

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