PathPilot V2 source code
06 Mar 2022 04:28 #236475
by automata
PathPilot V2 source code was created by automata
Hi,
I am interested in porting a few pathpilot improvements like 6 axis lookahead and Fanuc like lathe toolchange with TXXYY (without M6) ported to Linuxcnc.
Any idea where I can get the current pathpilot source for the linuxcnc backend (not the PathPilot GUI which may have some copyrighted images etc).
-automata
I am interested in porting a few pathpilot improvements like 6 axis lookahead and Fanuc like lathe toolchange with TXXYY (without M6) ported to Linuxcnc.
Any idea where I can get the current pathpilot source for the linuxcnc backend (not the PathPilot GUI which may have some copyrighted images etc).
-automata
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06 Mar 2022 06:19 - 06 Mar 2022 06:21 #236488
by smgvbest
Replied by smgvbest on topic PathPilot V2 source code
The Source CD from Tormach includes the LinuxCNC source and their changes.
I haven't looked at everything but for the most part they added their stuff as comp's and just removed modules they did not want to support.
They charge $10 for the CD
BTW: PP2 is based on LinuxCNC 2.8.0-Pre
I haven't looked at everything but for the most part they added their stuff as comp's and just removed modules they did not want to support.
They charge $10 for the CD
BTW: PP2 is based on LinuxCNC 2.8.0-Pre
Last edit: 06 Mar 2022 06:21 by smgvbest.
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06 Mar 2022 12:57 #236500
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Curious what version they sent you?
Last time I did it, they didn’t send the latest version which was a bit annoying. And in this case it was quite a few iterations off.
They seem to have slowed up development lately so maybe it would be a different experience now.
Last time I did it, they didn’t send the latest version which was a bit annoying. And in this case it was quite a few iterations off.
They seem to have slowed up development lately so maybe it would be a different experience now.
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06 Mar 2022 14:55 #236512
by robertspark
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I ordered and got one of these USB sticks.
tormach.com/pathpilot-v20-upgrade-38249.html
the postage to the UK was eye watering so I used a mail forwarding agent as it was much much cheaper
the updates to the usb stick are on the tormach site
tormach.com/support/software/pathpilot/p...ot-updates-and-notes
tormach.com/pathpilot-v20-upgrade-38249.html
the postage to the UK was eye watering so I used a mail forwarding agent as it was much much cheaper
the updates to the usb stick are on the tormach site
tormach.com/support/software/pathpilot/p...ot-updates-and-notes
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06 Mar 2022 22:09 #236535
by smgvbest
Replied by smgvbest on topic PathPilot V2 source code
I ordered when around when PPV2 came out and got 2.0.5
The Linux code really does not seem to change much at all.
most all changes seem to be to the gui.
I do think they only send the base not the most current version though.
The Linux code really does not seem to change much at all.
most all changes seem to be to the gui.
I do think they only send the base not the most current version though.
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06 Mar 2022 23:57 #236544
by snowgoer540
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Is there a way to extract the .tgp files to get the changes?
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07 Mar 2022 00:09 #236545
by smgvbest
Replied by smgvbest on topic PathPilot V2 source code
Yes.
gpg --yes --no-use-agent --decrypt --passphrase=moravianvalley --output=tgz_filename tgp_filename
tgz_filename is your compressed tar file name you want
tgp_filename is the file you want to decrypt
gpg --yes --no-use-agent --decrypt --passphrase=moravianvalley --output=tgz_filename tgp_filename
tgz_filename is your compressed tar file name you want
tgp_filename is the file you want to decrypt
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07 Mar 2022 00:51 #236551
by snowgoer540
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Thank you for saving me from rooting through the code
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07 Mar 2022 01:10 #236555
by smgvbest
Replied by smgvbest on topic PathPilot V2 source code
it was actually easy to find.
grep -Ri tgp ~tmc/python
its in
pathpilotmanager.py
grep -Ri tgp ~tmc/python
its in
pathpilotmanager.py
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07 Mar 2022 05:08 #236563
by automata
Replied by automata on topic PathPilot V2 source code
Hi,
tormach.com/pathpilot-v20-upgrade-38249.html
Is this the right item to order?
Does this have the source code for the Liuxcnc pre-2.8 release that is going out with pathpilot 2.0 releases?
Will this require the gpg password alluded to later by smgvbest (gpg --yes --no-use-agent --decrypt --passphrase=moravianvalley --output=tgz_filename tgp_filename)? Password can change?
The shipping overseas is really killing...so I also will most likely use a mail forwarding service.
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tormach.com/pathpilot-v20-upgrade-38249.html
Is this the right item to order?
Does this have the source code for the Liuxcnc pre-2.8 release that is going out with pathpilot 2.0 releases?
Will this require the gpg password alluded to later by smgvbest (gpg --yes --no-use-agent --decrypt --passphrase=moravianvalley --output=tgz_filename tgp_filename)? Password can change?
The shipping overseas is really killing...so I also will most likely use a mail forwarding service.
-automata
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