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MonoKrom - QtPyVCP GUI for PlasmaC and Mill
6 years 1 month ago #183173
by pinder
Replied by pinder on topic Gui for plasmac
I have made a main screen sample.
Give your opinion
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6 years 1 month ago #183180
by tommylight
Replied by tommylight on topic Gui for plasmac
Looks neat.
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6 years 1 month ago #183181
by KCJ
Replied by KCJ on topic Gui for plasmac
That looks fantastic!
I don't think it would take more than a few hours to get the bulk of this done in QtPyVCP or QtVCP.
Did you do the mock-up in inkscape? If so can you share the source SVG?
Cheers,
Kurt
I don't think it would take more than a few hours to get the bulk of this done in QtPyVCP or QtVCP.
Did you do the mock-up in inkscape? If so can you share the source SVG?
Cheers,
Kurt
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6 years 1 month ago #183185
by pinder
I used Adobe
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Surely I can share svg.
It is attached.
If anyone want to give suggestions, I am open for suggestions and criticism if any.
svg itself was not attaching so i zipped it
Replied by pinder on topic Gui for plasmac
Thankyou Kurt, I admire your work.KCJ wrote: That looks fantastic!
I don't think it would take more than a few hours to get the bulk of this done in QtPyVCP or QtVCP.
Did you do the mock-up in inkscape? If so can you share the source SVG?
Cheers,
Kurt
I used Adobe
.Surely I can share svg.
It is attached.
If anyone want to give suggestions, I am open for suggestions and criticism if any.
Attachment not found
svg itself was not attaching so i zipped it
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6 years 1 month ago #183188
by rodw
Replied by rodw on topic qtpyvcp Gui for plasmac
Really nice. Couple of things.
1. I think it needs a torch enable button. I use that a lot.
2. Consider separating cycle start from machine power to avoid unintentional triggers.
I really like the touch friendly flat interface, no annoying tabs like Gmoccappy has.
1. I think it needs a torch enable button. I use that a lot.
2. Consider separating cycle start from machine power to avoid unintentional triggers.
I really like the touch friendly flat interface, no annoying tabs like Gmoccappy has.
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6 years 1 month ago #183194
by pinder
Replied by pinder on topic Gui for plasmac
Thanks @rodw
1) I liked your idea, so I changed that.
2) For the moment we will have to sacrifice reverse-run. How much reverse-run is important?
1) I liked your idea, so I changed that.
2) For the moment we will have to sacrifice reverse-run. How much reverse-run is important?
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6 years 1 month ago #183195
by pinder
Replied by pinder on topic Gui for plasmac
I have modified it as per suggestions. Made a little animation., hope you all like it.
checkout the video
checkout the video
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6 years 1 month ago #183200
by phillc54
Replied by phillc54 on topic Gui for plasmac
Reverse Run is only useable while paused so you could swap out the jog panel with a reverse run panel when a job is paused or you could make it a cut recovery panel with these functions:pinderkhara wrote: Thanks @rodw
1) I liked your idea, so I changed that.
2) For the moment we will have to sacrifice reverse-run. How much reverse-run is important?
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6 years 1 month ago #183202
by rodw
Replied by rodw on topic qtpyvcp Gui for plasmac
Video looks great!
Phil's idea of swapping out the jog panel sounds like a great idea.
The other thing that needs to be displayed is the Plasmac material that is selected.
Somewhere we need to be able to see all the cut parameters for the selected material but maybe they don't have to be on the main screen.
Maybe you could shorten the preview and place the material name, cut height, pierce height, pierce delay and cut speed either above or below the preview on one or two lines. Clicking that line might open a selection window or tab and show the rest of the settings.
Phil's idea of swapping out the jog panel sounds like a great idea.
The other thing that needs to be displayed is the Plasmac material that is selected.
Somewhere we need to be able to see all the cut parameters for the selected material but maybe they don't have to be on the main screen.
Maybe you could shorten the preview and place the material name, cut height, pierce height, pierce delay and cut speed either above or below the preview on one or two lines. Clicking that line might open a selection window or tab and show the rest of the settings.
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