So is simulation pro something I will have to pay xtra for.I am not going to be using 4th,at least for now.
I guess I am getting a little ahead of things,Bob has a few things to take care of first.Then we have to figure out who is going to be Guinea Pigs for new update,ha,ha,ha.(I probably will.)
Hey fastest,
Just in case you missed it, the idea is to build the model for the new pro sim. The machine is fully definable and I will attempt to simulate with the actual machine!!! (crimped piece and all). I will have a model that accurately depicts everything, and one thats very basic, like the BobCad default one.
I see what you all are doing. I am not sure I understand how to do it. I am challenged enough with 2D.
A lazy man does it twice.
Burr.... is the new sim in v25 showing what BC thinks the toolpath should look like or is it supposed to be based on the the actual G-code?
The paths that were shown by the now recalled build certainly didn't match my G-code.
Mold,
I'm not 100 percent certain yet, but I believe it is the same as the old system in that, the "sim" just simulates the generated toolpath. This verifies the toolpath on part that you have designed. I think a backplot is still needed on output gcode because that is a huge varience, with different posting configs.
The build was pulled mainly for the posting "engine" (this isnt the post processors)wasnt generating arcs.
As an added note, I stated in a couple threads, this personal opinion:
The build is so different, and so many things have been added, My "old post processor" will not output the same. I will be rebuilding one to go with the new system. Although in some cases it "should" output something useful, "I" think you would be best served to take one of the newley setup posts and start the process of personalizing it. You'll be happier in the end.
jr
I asked BC, yes, Burr is right, if you buy a "Pro" module then it will have the full Pro simulation, can`t see a big need for it under normal use but as it would come with for example the 4th Pro module which you would want for all the "snazzy" tool pathing I suppose it`s OK for something to experiment with.
Although Burr did touch on the fact that it might need a lot more PC "grunt" to have all those solids in motion, I`ve no doubt he will enlighten us when he has one done and running, sorry, haven`t had time to do any more on mine
Regards
Well, only in the sense of me "modeling complete detail" as I will be showing. Screws, grooves, wires, washers etc....... For sure however, I will make a simplified one.
Mother-in-law has been in town and a hold was put on mine... Will resume here shortly.sorry, haven`t had time to do any more on mine
I give that a Like and a WoW.The spindle will turn during simulation too?
I put a piece of stock in the chuck. This will be part of the "face" and combined in the rotary, and that will rotate. I dont think I can make the motor drive turn, if thats what you mean.
No to Motor Drive.You answered me question.Pretty cool.
Hey that looks exactly like my 4th axis setup.
"eisai omorfi"
You said you were going to push the Simulation to the limits.Are you there yet?