Change Tool Offsets after editing the Tool Table
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08 May 2025 07:20 #327983
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Replied by hermann1976 on topic Change Tool Offsets after editing the Tool Table
Hi, I'd like to ask if I'm the only one experiencing this issue, or if it's a general issue with the Gmoccapy GUI?
When I perform a fresh installation on a virtual machine, I get the same behavior. So I assume it's a general bug in the Gmoccapy GUI.
Please let me know your experience... Thanks
When I perform a fresh installation on a virtual machine, I get the same behavior. So I assume it's a general bug in the Gmoccapy GUI.
Please let me know your experience... Thanks
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09 May 2025 06:35 #328045
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What version LCNC do you use?
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09 May 2025 07:48 #328048
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Current Release: 2.9.4
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09 May 2025 19:29 #328099
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Replied by zz912 on topic Change Tool Offsets after editing the Tool Table
You can easy change it.
Add this code to gmoccapy.py file to "def on_btn_apply_tool_changes_clicked"
like this:
1) G43 must be activated
2) after input new value in cell you MUST confirm it for example by key ENTER, then you can click on Apply
3) after click on Apply button you will see right correction value
Add this code to gmoccapy.py file to "def on_btn_apply_tool_changes_clicked"
if "G43" in self.active_gcodes:
self.command.wait_complete()
self.command.mode(linuxcnc.MODE_MDI)
self.command.wait_complete()
self.command.mdi("G43")
self.command.wait_complete()
like this:
1) G43 must be activated
2) after input new value in cell you MUST confirm it for example by key ENTER, then you can click on Apply
3) after click on Apply button you will see right correction value
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