Macro is not terminated
24 Mar 2020 11:34 - 24 Mar 2020 11:58 #161342
by romeofox
Macro is not terminated was created by romeofox
Hello everybody,
the following macro I have tried to include in Gmoccapy.
I already have a button that calls the macro, but the macro does not end and I have to click the red button with the white X on the right at the very end.
How can I end the macro automatically?
Best regards
Robert
the following macro I have tried to include in Gmoccapy.
I already have a button that calls the macro, but the macro does not end and I have to click the red button with the white X on the right at the very end.
How can I end the macro automatically?
; G54_x
; set position to the radius of the milling cutter
O<g54_x> sub
#5221 = [#<_x> + #5221 + #5410 / 2]
G55
G54
O<g54_x> endsub
M2Best regards
Robert
Last edit: 24 Mar 2020 11:58 by romeofox.
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24 Mar 2020 15:17 #161353
by MaHa
Replied by MaHa on topic Macro is not terminated
As #5221 is outside the general usable range (31-5000), you can not set a value to predefined parameters.
whatever you want to do,sets cuttercompensation to right of cutter from actual X-Pos in active coordinatesystem.
Or use G10 to set ofset
Changing active coordinate system in a subroutine can lead to unexpected behaviour of your machine, if you forget later about that feature.
whatever you want to do,
#<ACT_X> = #<_x>
X[#<ACT_X> + [5410 / 2]]Or use G10 to set ofset
Changing active coordinate system in a subroutine can lead to unexpected behaviour of your machine, if you forget later about that feature.
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26 Mar 2020 21:53 #161619
by newbynobi
Replied by newbynobi on topic Macro is not terminated
That does happen, because there is no movement in the macro, resulting in no interpreter change. Just add a G4 command. Please look at the Sim example macro iamlost
Norbert
Norbert
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