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MonoKrom - QtPyVCP GUI for PlasmaC and Mill
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KCJ wrote: Can you please post the names and sizes of the fonts you are using? I was not able to extract that info from the SVG.
most of the fonts are MontserratMontserrat
Bold, semiBold and Regular.
7 segment fonts are DSEG Use Dseg7-classic Italic bold(DRO)
Sizes are :
widget tiltle: 20-21
button: 18
DRO: 40
cycle start & machine power :22
items inside widgets: 15
In which format can i share file?
adobe xd?
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An SVG files it most convenient for me to work from, since I use mostly open source software. I doubt many people will be able to open an adobe xd file.
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KCJ wrote: Excellent! Thanks for the font info.
An SVG files it most convenient for me to work from, since I use mostly open source software. I doubt many people will be able to open an adobe xd file.
In qt designer how responsive windows work.
how software will change shape in different resolutions?
90% modern touch monitors are 1080p.
most common resolution is 1366x768.
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I was not able to get this . can you clarify this?rodw wrote: Looks great, could there be a button beside the cut options that when pressed changed the line to display the name of the materials entry? Some of us without the ability to set the plasma cutter up via RS485 might have something like "2mm mild steel, 5.2 bar, 40 amps" for the name. I thought cycling through the data would save screen space.
AgentWD40 wrote: in my own case is I have quite long and descriptive material names and there isn't room to see the full name there. For example here is one of mine: "Stainless Steel - EDGE START - 45 A - 5/8 IN". I've made mine descriptive so I can quickly identify the correct material,
I like AgentWD40's idea. What I was proposing was to be able to cycle between the two views by pressing a button.
So back to G54/G53 offsets, that looks good. So I know some of Kurt's screens let you click on a X,Y or Z DRO and set the offset from a popup numeric keyboard. To be able to do that would be nice. I hope Kurt can also build that in.
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rodw wrote:
pinder wrote:
I was not able to get this . can you clarify this?rodw wrote: Looks great, could there be a button beside the cut options that when pressed changed the line to display the name of the materials entry? Some of us without the ability to set the plasma cutter up via RS485 might have something like "2mm mild steel, 5.2 bar, 40 amps" for the name. I thought cycling through the data would save screen space.
AgentWD40 wrote: in my own case is I have quite long and descriptive material names and there isn't room to see the full name there. For example here is one of mine: "Stainless Steel - EDGE START - 45 A - 5/8 IN". I've made mine descriptive so I can quickly identify the correct material,
I like AgentWD40's idea. What I was proposing was to be able to cycle between the two views by pressing a button.
So back to G54/G53 offsets, that looks good. So I know some of Kurt's screens let you click on a X,Y or Z DRO and set the offset from a popup numeric keyboard. To be able to do that would be nice. I hope Kurt can also build that in.
So the toolpath title is tge way to go.
Only selected material name (e.g. Stainless Steel - EDGE START - 45 A - 5/8 IN) will be shown.
Clicking on it will toggle further description on the toolpath corner.
How that sounds
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