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13 Dec 2018 10:35 #122359 by andypugh
It looks like G92 and G52 offsets will always be identical. so possibly it just needs one column labeled "G52/G92"
But that is just from reading, and isn't based on any testing.
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13 Dec 2018 15:09 #122371 by KCJ
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Andy, you are correct. I just tested and the G52 offsets show up properly in the G92 DROs. Thanks!
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18 Dec 2018 07:40 #122556 by CNCCustoms
Man!! This GUI is looking absolutely amazing! I can not wait to be using it.
Fantastic works guys!

THANK YOU!
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23 Dec 2018 00:15 #122765 by Lcvette
We had many requests on Instagram and via email for a vertical screen so while Hazzy and Turboss are finishing up the backend i took the liberty of putting a vertical layout together for those wanting that style screen. thanks to Hazzy's awesome VCP builder setup, it took very little time and as far as I could test all connections remained intact which means changing layouts should be pretty easy if you familiarize yourself with the QTDesigner software and the screen builds you are working within. pretty exciting times for Linuxcnc interfaces!!















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23 Dec 2018 00:17 #122766 by Lcvette
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23 Dec 2018 14:39 #122783 by tommylight
I failed to request that, so here it is officially:
Request for a vertical Linuxcnc gui.
Damn, that looks nice, and i have a Mazak Micro Slant 15 that is waiting for that ( and a lot of time from me ). I have a 23" FHD monitor that fits perfectly on the existing console and can leave the bottom part of the buttons and MPG as is.
Thank you all.
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23 Dec 2018 16:45 #122785 by grijalvap
Very Nice work
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24 Dec 2018 07:43 #122814 by eFalegname
GMOCCAPY KILLER!
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24 Dec 2018 18:27 #122832 by workaholic
Hello, this GUI is really nice looking!
I'm curious how this preview works?
How can be zoomed, moved and changed X Y Z? There are no buttons.:dry:

I'm searching for more than 2 weeks now how could I do some changes on preview but no success.
If you could help me with any informations I would be more than happy. (Already opened topic in forum with my issue)
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24 Dec 2018 20:26 #122836 by KCJ
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Lcvette has not added any view control buttons, but the backplot has Slots for setting the view and clearing the live plot so they would be very easy to add.

With a mouse and keyboard you have good control over the backplot, but it's a little harder on a touchscreen, because you have no way to right click to get a menu. I would like to try using gestures, pinch to zoom etc.

With QtPyVCP you can change backplot colors from within QtDesigner. Eventually I plan to expose a lot more settings there, as well as make them settable from QSS stylesheets and from the .yaml config files.

Looking at the other topic you started it sounds like you are using QtVCP, this UI is made using QtPyVCP which was originally a branch of QtVCP, but at this point shares very little code.

You can find out more about QtPyVCP here: qtpyvcp.kcjengr.com/

Cheers,
Kurt
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