qtvismach, a axis toolpath
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10 Dec 2024 03:40 #316365
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Replied by cmorley on topic qtvismach, a axis toolpath
Is it a subtle difference? I don't see a difference in zooming with your changes.
It certainly didn't hurt anything ti have it in.
It certainly didn't hurt anything ti have it in.
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10 Dec 2024 11:08 #316395
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Replied by MarkoPolo on topic qtvismach, a axis toolpath
The difference may not be very big, but it is noticeable. Now, when the zoom is near the maximum, then you have to turn the mouse wheel a lot to achieve the maximum zoom, because smaller and smaller numbers are multiplied or divided, near the maximum zoom. With such a correction, achieving the maximum zoom is much easier. I tested it on various machine simulations, and it is always better with the correction.
I have another problem with qt_vismach.
Sometimes I use the A axis, and sometimes I don't. When I don't use it, I want the entire A axis not to be displayed. For now, using the hal pin, I hide the entire A axis under the machine table. The only problem is that the tool trace is drawn anyway. The best solution would be to exclude the A axis from the Collection.
How to dynamically, without restarting vismach, get rid of "axisA" from this line?
base = Collection([geszt, work, axisA])
I have another problem with qt_vismach.
Sometimes I use the A axis, and sometimes I don't. When I don't use it, I want the entire A axis not to be displayed. For now, using the hal pin, I hide the entire A axis under the machine table. The only problem is that the tool trace is drawn anyway. The best solution would be to exclude the A axis from the Collection.
How to dynamically, without restarting vismach, get rid of "axisA" from this line?
base = Collection([geszt, work, axisA])
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