Gcode Graphics

Hello! Please tell me how to increase the resolution in Gcode Graphics or integrate
GcodeBackplot from Qtpyvcp? For comparison, I give screenshots.

I don't know what the problem Gcode graphics. Could you post a sample prorgram that shows the problem so i can test? Even a partial (if you are worried about giving away a gcode program)

As far as adding qtpyvcp's backplot - that would be nice it uses different technology.
Unfortunately it requires newer libraries then some of our distributions supply.
I will look into seeing if we could suport both technologies in the future.

Chris

there is an INI setting available for AXIS called ARCDIVISION that may make a difference.
linuxcnc.org/docs/2.8/html/config/ini-co...tml#_display_section
Looks like it is only use in AXIS.

Could you try your program in AXIS and if the setting makes a difference i can try to incorporate that code difference into qtvcp

Chris

64 is the default setting, I would guess higher is better accuracy

Chris

Thank you for attention! In AXIS, visualization is like in Qtvcp. I just can't go from MACH3 to
Linuxcnc. Qtvcp has poor visualization, and jogIncremental is not working properly in Qtpyvcp.

this are very tight lines if thel ines are more spaced as of the cutter it looks like rougher
but this is normal behavior it does not show the Part only the millinglines
if yoiu zoom in it also gets rougher to thel ines
use CAMOTICS to show the outcome of g-code

and visual in Blender

In AXIS try selecting alpha_blend in the 'View' drop down list.
It made quite a difference.
If that's an improvement I can easily add that to qtvcp.

Chris

Super! Can this be added to Qtvcp?
With respect Jura.

yes the code is there - it just needs to be turned on.
You did a custom screen for qtdragin didn't you?
add:
self.w.gcodegraphics.program_alpha = True

to init_widgets(self); function

I'll see about making it easier in the future.

Thank you so much! The picture is beautiful, but it cannot be moved in the window.
The file is being reloaded. In Qtpyvcp, I freely move the picture.