I'm new to CNC. Can you help me get the correct post processor for my machine?

It's an ESAB. Old one. Plasma. I have an example of a .cnc file that works in raw gcode output: https://pastebin.com/arr9WJt0 The person we normally have cut out parts is in jail, so I need to figure out how to do this on my own. He used solid works and pronest 8 to generate the file. I managed to get a hypertherm post processor setup in fusion 360 and have created the part design in rhinoceros 5 output as .dxf. It created this: https://pastebin.com/B1WqetWh I was told by a professional in Canada that I need to locate the specific post processor for the machine. Again, totally green, don't know quite what I'm doing, but I think I might be able to wing it. Is there not a way to customize the output I generated from fusion 360 and tailor it to the settings (gcode) within the file that works? I.e., https://pastebin.com/arr9WJt0

Not sure if you solved this yet, but if you check out this video it shows how easy it is to edit a post:

https://www.nyccnc.com/vs-code-editing-posts/

Doesn't hurt to know a bit about javascript, but you can figure out what's going on pretty easily.

Starting a post from scratch won't be so easy, but just find one that's kind of close and make the edits you need.

Hope this helps,

Dan

Hello Vxlszqpn - I work for Hypertherm CAM - if you have an Esab you will have a post for an Esab, not a Hypertherm :-) if you scoot over to our website we have something that may interest you in Hypertherm ProNest LT - it is cheap as chips and should drive your machine. you can message me if you are at all interested or need to find out more. Thanks, Kieran, Hypertherm