PathPilot V2 source code

has anyone put up the source code somewhere? I would like to have a look at the trajectory planner changes and multiaxis lookahead.

thanks in advance!

The tp source is not available yet as far as I've been told.
I have also been told its pretty far deviated, so it will not be a simplistic task to add it to the main.

This is just 4th hand information though, and I know nothing about coding so take that for what it's worth

spumco wrote:

So I stumbled across this video of the MX1500...

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          Have they already cracked the S-curve nut Grotius and friends have been agonizing over?
          How far has Pathpilot diverged from LCNC?
          Would it even be possible to merge some of the wizardry which appears to be happening in Pathpilot?
          
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Short answer is, yes. It has jerk limiting in some form. 

I have also been told its pretty far deviated, so it will not be a simplistic task to add it to the main.

I am curious how the source of path-pilot looks like.

ihavenofish wrote:

This is just 4th hand information though, and I know nothing about coding so take that for what it's worth
 

Any idea, even 4th hand, what it would take to get hold of the PP source code?

I assume it's still 'open source' as it's a derivative work, but I suspect it'd be counter productive - much less a bit rude - to demand anything.


Anyone have a contact at Tormach - even just to ask about the trajectory planner and some other key improvements?

Sorry. The most I got was "at some point". It is not any sort of priority to bundle it up. I expect there is at this point a real mix of things that "must be" returned and things they very much do not want to give out and it actually takes work to separate it. This is after all the first PP/linuxcnc variant that could be considered properly industrial worthy.

You will be able to get the installer for $30 as normal, but in line with what's said before, it is less and less something that can be made to work on a non tormach 1500 machine. (I asked if it made sense to tryin it on my machine and the answer was basically not unless I buy all the same electrical parts they use).

"Anyone have a contact at Tormach - even just to ask about the trajectory planner and some other key improvements"

They are probably reading this.