PathPilot V2 source code

if its not the lastest one for the 1500mx, it is not the one we are talking about. keep that in mind. the older one is the same tp as is already in linuxcnc.

Grotius wrote:

Snowgoeroe,

For my clarity.
You want pathpilot planner running in lcnc?

 

I think it might make the most sense to just port the >3 axis look ahead and blending over to the master LCNC branch.

I am not sure how their TP differs from ours otherwise, but I do know that theirs is pretty well tested and stable at this point.

Hi,

I have version V2.10.1 here.
The tp.c file is last modified :17-05-2024 19:40

 

Nope, wrong one, that's basically the same one as the regular linuxcnc one. new one is not available yet I don't think.

Ok,

Now, to cheer you all up,  i just put here some movies i made tonight.

Which one is that?

Is also on linuxcnc. But then in development. Just to cheer you up.


 

Ah thats yours. thought it was the tormach

Looks nice so far.

Grotius wrote:

Hi,

I have version V2.10.1 here.
The tp.c file is last modified :17-05-2024 19:40

 

For the record, I’m not talking about their new changes for the 1500MX which has their “high speed machining”. I’m talking about >3 axis look ahead with blended motion.

Not sure what they changed back in May, could be as simple as a comment or a bug fix. Either way, their 3+ axis look ahead has been part of “PathPilot”’for quite some time. That’s what I was referring to as being tested in the wild for years.

snowgoer540 wrote:

Grotius wrote:

Hi,

I have version V2.10.1 here.
The tp.c file is last modified :17-05-2024 19:40


 

For the record, I’m not talking about their new changes for the 1500MX which has their “high speed machining”. I’m talking about >3 axis look ahead with blended motion.

Not sure what they changed back in May, could be as simple as a comment or a bug fix. Either way, their 3+ axis look ahead has been part of “PathPilot”’for quite some time. That’s what I was referring to as being tested in the wild for years.




 

Hmmm. I am talking about the jerk control feature myself. I thought that came in specifically with the 1500.

For me there's not much point in a new TP without jerk control. The look ahead and path smoothing works fine enough that the next stumbling block is jerk, and not path smoothing.