eFalegname wrote: This morning I found a very strange behavior, I think it's better to illustrate it with a video, I do not know if I should do the steps in a certain order to get that these things do not happen
If you do not follow a logical order, yes you will have messages from lcnc that some parameters do not exist.
Select them in the order they need to be executed like you do in any ngc file you would write yourself.
I watched you video and except for some warning that appears from times to times I have never them seen before.
On my pc's there are 2 messages that appears from times to times and when I tried to solve them (at least 5 times each) the cure was worst than the evil preventing values to be displayed. They do not hurt but I do not like having them and I found no way to make them not show. I think they are pygtk error.
When I started working on Nick's basic code 2 years ago there were some error checking code but no real handling of them and nothing very elaborated and at that time I knew nothing about python and linux. I now know a little more and with a lot of research on how to do this then that I have been able to improve his application to what it is now but far from perfect.
I can not reproduce the problems I saw but I wonder if it is due to your newer versions of python or others
I will start from the messages in the txt file you attached and write error handling when and if they shoe but YOU will have to test.
However there is a bad news : I have a plane to catch this Wednesday and will be back only at the beginning of November
I will read the forum whenever I can and answer from my phone
Regards
Fern
PS. For your cnc pc the information is in the ini file plus your will have to copy ncam.ui in the same directory as the ini or to a relative path from that directory. Before real working cut lot of air to make sure there is no problem with the pc and distro you have.
