Error in tool_offsetview.py

Hi Cmorley

I don't know if you plan to implement the layout in qtdrahon_hd
the same as in qtdragon. If so, I have a modified file, ready to use.

MennilTossFlykune wrote:

In gcode_graphics.py, yet another self.makeCurrent()

    def select_fire(self):
        if self.inhibit_selection: return
        if STATUS.is_auto_running(): return
        if not self.select_primed: return
        x, y = self.select_primed
        self.select_primed = None
        self.makeCurrent()
        self.select(x, y)

Does that work?

 

I added it to qt5_graphics and it didn't - I missed that gcode_graphics redefined it. thank you.

MarkoPolo wrote:

Hi Cmorley

I don't know if you plan to implement the layout in qtdrahon_hd
the same as in qtdragon. If so, I have a modified file, ready to use.

 

Pushed to master.
Thank you!

Hi ChrisI
Have some fixes qtdragon .
1. Fixed wrong button size in qtdragon_hd g54
2. Fixed button qss file for qtdragon
3. The "systemtoolbutton" button should be removed from the "button_response_list" list in the support file, because in auto mode during work, it is not active.
What is the function of the red frame in the gcode field?
If I click in MDI and a red frame appears, it is not possible toremove it later. 

pushed.
Thank you for your continued fixes of my misses

Oh the red highlight was for cycle start selection.
Ie in MDI mode cyclestart would run the MDI command, in Auto run the program.
It's code not ready yet, I just forgot to turn it off.

Hi Chris

In qtdragon the feedrate override value is displayed fine if only xyz axes are working, but if a rotary axis is added to it the value becomes useless because the angular values ​​of the rotary axis are added to the linear values.

I think the angular values ​​should be removed from "feedrate override".

It would be possible to calculate the linear speeds of the workpiece, but you would have to take into account the distance of the tool tip from the rotary axis, and the rotational speed of the axis. It gets even more complicated with two rotary axes.
Any ideas on how to do this?

Another minor thing is that the linuxcnc logo is not displayed in "setup"
it is displayed only after pressing "local files" and after pressing the return arrow.

The feedrate comes straight from the motion controller and is always multiplied by 60 for minutes.
I'll have to see what AXIS does in this case as it's not obvious how to decern what the feedrate units are at any one moment.

Yes I noticed the logo problem then forgot about it
I'll see if I can figure it out.

As for the feedrate, I made a test script in python that calculates the feedrate.
It adds the "vel XYZ" velocity to the linear velocity of the A axis, taking into account the distance of the cutter from the A axis rotation axis.
Currently, it adds the angular velocity to the "velXYZ" velocity, which completely falsifies the "feedrate override" value.

Maybe it would be worth adding a pin with the velXYZA value?