Gmoccapy - A new screen for linuxcnc

I sent it to your n...@web.de mail address.

Dabit,

what have you done to your machine?
Have you done MDI commands before loading the file ?

Here it is correct, so it is not the file or gmoccapy.

Norbert

I am using MDI extensively to setup the workpiece coordinates, drill a small reference hole to realign the part between multiple setups/operations, etcetera. So probably I did use MDI before loading the program. Commands are limited to G0XxxYyyZxx, S4000M3, M8, etc. however.

Milling itself was OK, it is only the preview that is distorted:



However, today I loaded a file directly after starting LinuxCNC, and the preview was wrong again. So it is not MDI.

I will do a fresh GIT pull in an empty directory (this one is a few weeks old and was once 2.7~pre), build it, and see if the problem persists. At least we have the same software then.

Dabit,

Please matain me informed

Norbert

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I did a fresh pull in an empty directory and built it. Had a small problem; they seem to have removed 'comp' and it took a small while to figure out that I need to use 'halcompile' nowadays.
Didn't test the new build yet due to running out of time; I will do that tomorrow.

I also still have this little issue that when I start LinuxCNC when one of the limitswitches is activated I cannot toggle the 'override' checkbox because it is grayed out. Only when the emergency stop is toggled to active and inactive this button becomes 'black'. Somehow the override button is grayed out until an estop event occurs?

And another thing: you once mentioned that you were planning a gmoccapy version with bulltin shopfloor programming as a paid option. Any progress on that? I am currently missing the 'shopfloor programming' abilities I have on the BF20, but that code really needs a thorough revision for the new mill. If there is something available for a reasonable amount of money I might be interested.
(and yes, I know about the existence of features and ngcgui/pyngcgui)