Hi
If there is room you can.
However it is easier sometimes to have different tabs for sections of the program and chain them all together to form the whole program.
What I did with my G71 ngcgui routines was to have a start.ngc which took the overall settings.
Then you chained one or more path.ngc which took the cutting profile
In terms of your parameters, might look something like
Code:
o<path1> sub
#<G1> = #1 (=1.1 G0n value 1)
#<Q1> = #2 (=2 Q0 value 1)
#<X1> = #3 (=34 X move 1 )
#<Z1> = #4 (=0.1 Z move 1)
#<G2> = #5 (=1.1 G0n value 2)
#<Q2> = #6 (=2 Q0 value 2)
#<X2> = #7 (=34 X move 2 )
#<Z2> = #8 (=0.1 Z move 2)
.
.
.
etc etc
o<path1> endsub
Then there was an optional toolchange, a finishing section and a postamble section which usually just returned to home or a pre-determined position and halted.
In fact I used the profile information and put into an array of parameters and then indexed through it as the program ran, but that is all in my routines in the ngcgui section if you are interested
regards
