Gmoccapy - A new screen for linuxcnc

Chris

How hard is thinking about adding new codes G, g71, g72, g70, for roughing, facing and finishing lathe.

I know that is a rather silly question, but if you could point the way. would put me to work on how to achieve it.

Thanks,


Jorge Viloria

Marius greetings.

what kind of machine you have mill or lathe?

days ago I found an error in the way when working around G95 (mm / rev) ...

should not affect in any way the windows1 resizing.

It would be good to wait an answer from Norbert .... the better you can target ..

Jorge

Jorge
I am busy with a mill and a lathe for my own workshop. The mill is a cheap mill/drill but it is in good condition although it has work a lot. I bought it new and now after many years of work, it can become a CNC machine. I need it to make small aluminium parts. I will add a fourth axis soon.
The lathe is a brand new Chinese import that I will get in two week time. It is supported locally so parts is not a problem. It is 500mm between centers and has a swing of 205 mm. Also needed for small aluminium and plastic parts. I will fit a turret tool changer to the lathe.

I am waiting for Norbert or Chris with baited breath

I'm currently working on a software addon for gcode producing working with gmoccapy it's going to be much much much better than everything you've seen before
It is made with Python.

You will see some pics next week !
The name of the Project is ShopfloorPRO


Greets REEEN

Reeen
That sounds very interesting indeed. I am very excited about gscreen and gmoccapy. It gives a whole new look and makes linuxcnc look more professional.

Mariusl

If you originally created a separate config and copied Gmoccapy's file over to it from the sim/gmocappy sample, just copy over the files gmoccapy_handler.py and gmoccapy.glade.
That should fix it. You don't need to recompile.

If you modified the sample config then you can reset it by issuing a git command from a terminal: git reset origin/master --hard
A warning is that it will reset every tracked file in the linuxcnc folder.
You should recompile to be safe.
If you want to see what you changed first : type gitk any changes should show up in the top left as a red line (can take a few seconds) click it and you get more detail.

Chris M