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27 Jun 2017 13:47 #95050
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Now I have and now I can run Ncam.
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Bengt
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27 Jun 2017 19:58 #95071
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02 Jul 2017 07:39 #95273
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Been fighting to install the deb on Linux Mint 18.1 only to find the reliance on truetype-tracer which is not available as a deb from anywhere I could find. So I downloaded the source and compiled it but nativecam still complains. Can I then still install from git or is there a workaround for the deb?
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02 Jul 2017 13:17 - 03 Jul 2017 09:08 #95276
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Just an addendum to above, I am using a run-in-place install on Mint 18.1 64 bit using lcnc 2.7.9 with gmoccapy as my interface. Any help getting ncam running in that environment would be appreciated.
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03 Jul 2017 13:11 #95305
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Got it to work by installing nativecam without the dependency of truetype-tracer which I then installed later. All running now on Mint 18.1 64 bit RIP 2.7.9
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03 Jul 2017 23:10 #95337
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Hi Bruce,
Sorry for not answering before, I was away for the week-end. There is no package for Linux Mint yet, they are all the same for different versions and I must push a package for each one because packagecloud.io does not allow an 'all' package. That makes a lot of redundancy. I must find a way to simplify this.
Your answer will help me improve the installation script.
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Sorry for not answering before, I was away for the week-end. There is no package for Linux Mint yet, they are all the same for different versions and I must push a package for each one because packagecloud.io does not allow an 'all' package. That makes a lot of redundancy. I must find a way to simplify this.
Can you please explain how you did it ?Got it to work by installing nativecam without the dependency of truetype-tracer
You were not able before but now you could ? How ?...which I then installed later. All running now on Mint 18.1 64 bit RIP 2.7.9
Your answer will help me improve the installation script.
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04 Jul 2017 13:07 #95354
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Hi Fern
The biggest issue I see is the forced truetype_tracer dependency, Mint 18 does not have it available. So to get around that I downloaded a 32 bit deb of tt-t and installed that then tried nacm. Didn't work as ncam said it still needed tt-t. So I then removed tt-t again and installed it from source. That didn't work either.
In the end I downloaded the Ubuntu Trusty deb from you and forced the install with dpkg --force-all -i (installs without missing dependencies) and it worked. I then reinstalled tt-t and so far all is well. I have followed the usual directions to get ncam running embedded in gmoccapy. As as side note I probably will never use Truetype tracing as I use Vectric Aspire and Fusion 360 for my CAM work so the requirement to install it alongside ncam, for me, was un unnecessary distraction.
Now all I have to do is work out how to get ncam to start up with a blank screen, my copy of gmoccapy complains the it can't be in one of the modes until I get it out of estop, either MDI or AUTO. Can't remember that bit as I have pulled the computer apart to replace the case and power supply.
Hope that helps in some way.
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The biggest issue I see is the forced truetype_tracer dependency, Mint 18 does not have it available. So to get around that I downloaded a 32 bit deb of tt-t and installed that then tried nacm. Didn't work as ncam said it still needed tt-t. So I then removed tt-t again and installed it from source. That didn't work either.
In the end I downloaded the Ubuntu Trusty deb from you and forced the install with dpkg --force-all -i (installs without missing dependencies) and it worked. I then reinstalled tt-t and so far all is well. I have followed the usual directions to get ncam running embedded in gmoccapy. As as side note I probably will never use Truetype tracing as I use Vectric Aspire and Fusion 360 for my CAM work so the requirement to install it alongside ncam, for me, was un unnecessary distraction.
Now all I have to do is work out how to get ncam to start up with a blank screen, my copy of gmoccapy complains the it can't be in one of the modes until I get it out of estop, either MDI or AUTO. Can't remember that bit as I have pulled the computer apart to replace the case and power supply.
Hope that helps in some way.
Cheers
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04 Jul 2017 15:44 #95360
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You can not. For every project, you have to define some parameters and this is what the default template does. Set the parameters at the values you need then save it. You can not use a circle only because it will result in an error that some parameters are not defined.
If you try to save a blank template, it will simply erase the it but next time it will copy the default template back. A template is a quick way to start a project.
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..all I have to do is work out how to get ncam to start up with a blank screen
You can not. For every project, you have to define some parameters and this is what the default template does. Set the parameters at the values you need then save it. You can not use a circle only because it will result in an error that some parameters are not defined.
If you try to save a blank template, it will simply erase the it but next time it will copy the default template back. A template is a quick way to start a project.
Fern
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04 Jul 2017 20:14 #95374
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I am trying to get ncam to run in a tab but don't quite understand how to, I have put ncam -t in place of ncam but it still does not display in a tab and mess' my screen real estate!
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04 Jul 2017 20:19 #95375
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You alson need the inifile parameter like :
$ ncam -i inifile -t -c mill
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...I have put ncam -t in place of ncam but it still does not display in a tab...
You alson need the inifile parameter like :
$ ncam -i inifile -t -c mill
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