On 16.02.12 20:43, Anders Wallin wrote:
> Well, one thing is for sure: I will not write a new g-code parser/interpreter.
> There is about three parts to this I think:
...
> - g-code or other input interpreter (LinuxCNC obviously has librs274,
> FreeCAD could work on some internal CAM-format maybe,
> I have only a little experience as a user of cut simulation, but the times
> I've used it, it's been integrated with the CAM rather than with the machine
> control. It's when you're designing the cuts that cutsim is most useful,
> IMO. I wonder if Dan Falck's FreeCAD+OpenCamLib work would be
On Thu, Feb 16, 2012 at 4:49 PM, Sebastian Kuzminsky wrote:
> I have only a little experience as a user of cut simulation, but the times
> I've used it, it's been integrated with the CAM rather than with the machine
> control. It's when you're designing the cuts that cutsim is most useful,
> I
On Thursday, February 16, 2012 11:53:23 AM Sebastian Kuzminsky did opine:
> I have only a little experience as a user of cut simulation, but the
> times I've used it, it's been integrated with the CAM rather than with
> the machine control. It's when you're designing the cuts that cutsim
> is mos
I have only a little experience as a user of cut simulation, but the times I've
used it, it's been integrated with the CAM rather than with the machine
control. It's when you're designing the cuts that cutsim is most useful, IMO.
I wonder if Dan Falck's FreeCAD+OpenCamLib work would be a usefu
> I don't think that belongs in linuxcnc. It sounds like you would like the
> "cut simulation" work that Anders Wallin et al are working on. Check this
> out: http://www.anderswallin.net/2010/08/octree-animation/
>
> It'd be cool to have a tool like that in another Axis tab...
Last time I trie
