Gmoccapy - A new screen for linuxcnc

Hi Norbert

I tested in sim and it seems to be as you say (not that it would be else wise ). I did not notice that on my lathe though. The motor is burned out now so I cannot run it to test.
The scenario happens when I run some of the pyngngui stuff. Sometimes the program is in Radius mode and sometimes not ( i have added some programs already). I will have to test to see how it happens. I am hoping to have a new motor and VFD soon.

newbynobi wrote: @verser,

I just pushed 1.1.5.6 to master and 2.6, including new hal pin:

gmoccapy.program.length = S32, OUT (total number of program lines)
gmoccapy.program.current-line =S32, OUT (current executed line)
gmoccapy.program.progress = FLOAT, OUT (progress in %)

Now you are able to make your custom panel just with one hal progress bar and connect the gmoccapy hal pin to the progress bar.
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Norbert

Thanks!

Guys,

I tried reading through the whole thread, but might have missed my answer.

Is there a screen in Gmoccapy that resembles this one yet?


That one is actually really very close to what I am desiring. Is there some location with many different Turning Center screens available right now, in LCNC?

Thank you.

The Gmoccapy screen in lathe mode has all the functions that you need on a lathe. And very similar to the sample you gave. I am using the Gmoccapy lathe screen and it does very well and is very practical.
Try it.

If you want a screen just like that you will have to create it yourself .

Hallo Zahnradkopf,



This is gmoccapy for a front side lathe, there is a very big difference between the MACH3 Screen you show and the design of my GUI gmoccapy.

Gmoccapy is designed to be operated with a touch screen, not a mouse and most functions can be reached placing hardware button around the screen, so it simulates more or less a industrial CNC machine control.

For all details, I made a WIKI ,
you will find also information about customizing the layout in the WIKI. Feel free to contribute.

Norbert

Of coarse you are right they are not the same. I meant to say similar in function. :blush: All the required functions to operate a lathe is on the Gmoccapy screen.