How to delete cooling and spindle tools

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17 Jul 2019 14:16 #139698 by slckzbn
I dont use to 2 tools. (cooling and spindle)
How to delete this?
And maybe empty place use to my logo.

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17 Jul 2019 15:18 #139701 by tommylight
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Nasilinsen abey ?
What GUI are you using?
For Axis GUI, you can edit the ini and hal files and remove the lines pertaining to coolant, mist and spindle.

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17 Jul 2019 20:47 #139719 by newbynobi
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You can hide or replace both, just placing embedded panels on the places. Just read in the dokumentation how to do that.

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18 Jul 2019 06:36 #139762 by slckzbn
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I use to gmoccapy 2.3.5.1 and linux cnc 2.8.0-pre1
I read a documentation but i could not
I install glade but couldn't open gmoccapy in the glade.
How to edit gmoccapy gui ?

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18 Jul 2019 14:09 - 18 Jul 2019 14:11 #139807 by Todd Zuercher
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Are you using a base operating system newer than Debian 7? Editing Glade files for Linuxcnc requires using an older version of the Glade editor, one that supports GTK2. The reason for this is because all of the Linuxcnc Glade widgets were built with GTK2. GTK2 support in Glade ended with version 3.8, so that is the last version that works for editing. The simplest solution is find an old PC (or set up a virtual machine) where you can install a copy of the old Debian 7 (Wheezy) Linuxcnc ISO. So that you can edit your GUI files, then copy the newly edited files to your CNC machine. (You do not need Glade 3.8 installed to use the gui, just to edit them.)
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18 Jul 2019 14:17 #139808 by Todd Zuercher
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PS: Don't forget that the old Linuxcnc.ISO comes with an older version of Linuxcnc (v2.7) and the gui files included with it probably will not work with 2.8. You will need to copy the Glade files you want to edit from your 2.8 installation over, edit them, then copy them back.
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18 Jul 2019 15:57 #139822 by newbynobi
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Take the attached empty_panel.glade file and place it in your config dir.
Open your Ini file and in the display section paste the following three lines
EMBED_TAB_NAME = coolant_spindle_panel
EMBED_TAB_LOCATION = box_coolant_and_spindle
EMBED_TAB_COMMAND = gladevcp -x {XID} empty_panel.glade

Save the ini file and start your config. The spindle and coolant stuff is gone.

For more details on how to modify the GUI, it is also very usefull to check the gmoccapy / gmoccapy_plasma sim config.

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18 Jul 2019 15:59 #139823 by newbynobi
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Find attached a how to install glade 3.8.6 under MINT,
The way to install in other OS should be very similar and strait forward.

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22 Jul 2019 08:16 #140163 by slckzbn
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İt's worked thank you :)

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22 Jul 2019 19:50 #140230 by newbynobi
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You are wellcome,
glad i could help.

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