MonoKrom - QtPyVCP GUI for PlasmaC and Mill

I think i will start from scratch. That would be fun.
point me where i am wrong

1) I will make gui in qtpyvcp

2) instead of including premade panels, I will include those panel scripts. I hope those are python.

one more question

What orientation? I am thinking about using vertical monitorl

pinderkhara wrote:

I think i will start from scratch. That would be fun.
point me where i am wrong

1) I will make gui in qtpyvcp

2) instead of including premade panels, I will include those panel scripts. I hope those are python.

Yes, the Gladevcp handler files are Python

What orientation? I am thinking about using vertical monitorl

Whatever suits you. The PlasmaC Axis config has a vertical option. Perhaps you could make yours user definable.

I am just reading the thread for your GUI( I hope i had seen that earlier).

After reading, I will know if just editing your files would give me the result. It will save a lot of time.

BTW, great work there.

pinderkhara wrote:

I am just reading the thread for your GUI( I hope i had seen that earlier).

After reading, I will know if just editing your files would give me the result. It will save a lot of time.

It should at least give you the idea of how to interface with the PlasmaC component.

I learned that you stopped working with that.

I think it will be quick work if I could design a UI, and coding work could be done by some experts.

Moreover I agree QtVCP would be better choice.

I am giving some points for the UI

1) not more colors, only 2-3

2) high contrast.
i like old fanuc systems with black and yellow

3) fullscreen

if it seems ok. I will show some quick samples

@phillc54 Can you suggest any professional Controller for reference?

If you mean a Plasma CNC controller then I have never seen one, sorry.

any cnc controller, which you like.
there are several options
1)haas
2)siemens
3) old fanuc with crt tubes
4) new advanced Dmg mori celos controller

I haven't seen any. Maybe I should do a bit of Googling and have a look at a few...