GUI for PlasmaC - QtPlasmac

Is it really necessary to have 7 digits in a DRO for a plasma as if that was reduced it would give more real estate.

Just a thought

As above this is going to be a very nice gui.

Clive S wrote: Is it really necessary to have 7 digits in a DRO for a plasma as if that was reduced it would give more real estate.

Just a thought

As above this is going to be a very nice gui.

Haha true, also I’m disappointed no one caught my Easter eggs lmao

Today i play and i configured my plasma for the first run and i was thinking if the cutting screen can be bigger. For this i think to use 2 monitors. One just for the cutting screen and one for the buttons. In this case is a lot of space. Is just an ideea, i do not know if is good or not.

phillc54 wrote:

islander261 wrote: Look at the controls and indicators on the Gmoccapy PlasmaC GUI main screen and try to incorporate their functionality into your display, they are what is needed for cutting.

HAHa, I read this a couple of times and read it as "look at this" and totally confused myself when all the time it was "look at this" .
I think I need a break...

So should I continue to tweak the concept I had been working on, or not? I dont want to step on any toes or anything/do unnecessary work.

snowgoer540 wrote: So should I continue to tweak the concept I had been working on, or not? I dont want to step on any toes or anything/do unnecessary work.

Yeah I think so. I have made a bit of a start and may have a portion to post in a day or so.

phillc54 wrote:

snowgoer540 wrote: So should I continue to tweak the concept I had been working on, or not? I dont want to step on any toes or anything/do unnecessary work.

Yeah I think so. I have made a bit of a start and may have a portion to post in a day or so.

Sounds good, will do. Soon we can move on to the other tabs as well then it sounds like.

I think we are on the same page, that the Main tab should be limited to things necessary to successfully run the current program. A lot of the other stuff can be tucked away then. For example the button to change consumables, etc. Similar to the way an offsets tab would work on a Mill, the "change consumables" position button can be located on another tab and thus off the main screen. Only one example of many.